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Almost two weeks after crypto’s biggest single-day liquidation event on Oct. 10, which wiped out at least $20 billion in positions, the digital-asset market is still reeling from the shock.

Wall Street’s push to launch ever-riskier leveraged ETFs is picking up steam, as issuers test the boundaries of what is legally permissible in the U.S. with a recent flurry of filings.

The company expects to miss its quarterly revenue target due to order timing. While Super Micro is sticking with its full-year outlook, it has a track record of guidance disappointments.

President Donald Trump’s effort to build a big ballroom for the White House has made waves — and attracted donations from more than a dozen publicly traded companies.

Mortgage rates fell over the last week due to the 10-year Treasury dropping as investors grew uncertain about the future of the U.S. economy.

Molina Healthcare’s stock was tumbling after a big profit miss, as medical costs keep rising because more people are making insurance claims.

Even a slow-growing sector can include rapidly growing companies that are putting up big numbers

The auto industry has largely navigated the tariff-sparked turbulence well, says AutoNation Chief Executive Mike Manley.

We have a K-like recovery where some people are doing great and other people are doing miserably, says Bob Savage, head of markets macro strategy at BNY.

Wall Street might be underestimating Microsoft’s margins and cloud growth, creating a buying window, according to one analyst

A new survey points to a tipping backlash, with consumers saying they spent $150 in the past year on tips that they felt were unnecessary.

Slow and steady performers do better over the long term.