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The company plans to replace old vehicle computers in a plan that one analyst said seemed “expensive and perhaps not even sensible.”

Some investors are shunning private-credit funds, but billions of dollars are still flowing into funds with a big software exposure.

Americans are living longer but aren’t financially prepared for it.

Analog-chip stocks have been big gainers as the semiconductor rally broadens further beyond pure AI plays.

Mortgage rates fell for the third straight week, a welcome sign for a housing market challenged by high prices and sellers reluctant to give up their own favorable rates.

Hasbro’s stock jumped after the toy maker looked to dispel worries that “Magic: The Gathering” shipments would be affected by a recent cyberattack.

A prominent software ETF is seeing its biggest daily decline in a year. There’s “no room for nuance” in the sector, an analyst says.

The deal, which has met with resistance from Hollywood unions and some state attorneys general, is now awaiting regulatory approval.

S&P Global surveys show that companies are willing to pay more for scarce supplies, in an echo of the pandemic.

Beijing’s message is unmistakable: If Hainan can no longer thrive merely as a place for domestic shoppers to buy their perfume and handbags, it will have to become a place to process goods, attract overseas capital and experiment with a more open economic model.

Here’s what you need to know before taking money from your 401(k) or getting a 401(k) loan

Goldman’s warning comes as the stock market has enjoyed a strong rally off the lows hit on March 30.