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The notion that stocks should rise while bond prices fall, and vice versa, is an enduring piece of investing conventional wisdom. But history shows the relationship between the two asset classes is more complicated.

Carl Icahn’s investing arm narrowed its loss in the first quarter even as revenue fell.

Snap’s stock pulled back Wednesday after the parent of the video-messaging app Snapchat planned to take advantage of the recent runup in its stock price to sell convertible debt.

The depletion of private inventories subtracted from the U.S. GDP in the first quarter.

Demand for new homes has been strong, despite high mortgage-loan rates.

Intel’s stock took a hit Wednesday after the semiconductor giant disclosed that a U.S. government ruling will stop the export of some of the company’s products to a customer in China.

Reddit Inc.’s first quarterly results as a public company sent the company’s stock surging on better-than-expected revenue and a narrower-than-expected loss. Analysts say there are international and new data-licensing opportunities ahead for the social-media platform.

Beverage company’s chief executive may sell up to about $33 million of stock to provide “flexibility.”

Teva Pharmaceutical Industries stock jumped more than 6% early Wednesday after the company reported first-quarter sales that topped estimates and released positive late-stage trial data on a schizophrenia treatment.

Tripadvisor’s stock took a dive premarket Wednesday, after the online travel-booking company said it decided pursuing a potential sale would not be in the best interest of the company or its shareholders.

Prosecutors are reviewing whether Telsa or CEO Elon Musk told consumers that self-driving technology means cars can drive themselves.

AstraZeneca said it’s withdrawing its COVID-19 vaccine worldwide, with the company saying there’s a surplus of available vaccines that are available.