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It’s no secret that lots of analysts like tech behemoths like Amazon.com Inc., Microsoft Corp. and Nvidia Corp. amid the AI gold rush. But as of Friday, they liked one just a bit more, at least based on the percentage of ‘buy’ recommendations: Delta Air Lines Inc.

MarketWatch spoke with Cynthia P. Stafford, the big winner in a 2007 Mega Millions drawing.

“If one of us needs to go into a nursing home, is the other safe in the home?”

Another Wall Street strategist warns the economy has gone from ‘goldilocks to stagflation,’ and investors are ignoring it at their own peril

S&P 500 companies that mentioned “AI” on their fourth-quarter earnings calls have seen their shares gain an average of nearly 30% in the past year, according to FactSet.

“He is not going to drive two hours to the city for the weekend if he is not sure that we are going to be serious.”

The U.S. housing market is undergoing a major disruption, as a century-old practice that determines how homeowners and home buyers pay their real-estate agents is about to change.

One family’s verdict in a baby-formula lawsuit brings hope for other families whose newborns contracted digestive diseases, though they’re not guaranteed to see the same success.

HashiCorp Inc.’s shares climbed more than 12% after hours Friday, after a report revealed that the cloud-adoption software company is considering putting itself up for sale.

Hertz shares have fallen nearly 30% so far this year.

The Federal Trade Commission has launched an inquiry into Reddit’s licensing of user data to artificial-intelligence companies — just days before the social-media company’s long-awaited initial public offering.

Thanks to its drinkable appeal, the St. Patrick’s Day favorite has soared in popularity over the past couple of decades — and seems poised for more growth