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One of Wall Street’s biggest bears is giving up on making S&P 500 calls, at least for now.

Vertiv cites the “acceleration of AI-driven demand” in driving new orders.

The commercial-airplane business has weakened to the point that it is now Boeing’s smallest business segment.

Consumer-product sales fall but gaming provides a boost.

Orders for U.S. durable goods jumped 2.6% in March, but most of the increase was tied to new autos and passenger planes. Orders barely rose outside of the transportation sector in a sign of ongoing manufacturing weakness.

Oil prices were steady on Wednesday morning as investors awaited the release of the official U.S. data on oil and product stockpiles due at 10:30 a.m. Eastern time.

Biogen shares gained ground before market open Wednesday, after the company reported first-quarter profit that beat analysts’ expectations amid improving uptake of its Alzheimer’s treatment.

Hilton’s stock rose early Wednesday, after the hotel operator’s first-quarter earnings beat estimates, even as the company grappled with bad weather and other issues.

The Supreme Court will hear arguments Thursday by Trump lawyers that the former president is constitutionally immune from prosecution on criminal charges that he conspired to overturn the results of the 2020 election.

Tesla says it’s still focused on a lower-cost car, but UBS thinks many aspects are “still in flux.”

The company said the big earnings beat was mostly driven by lower-than-planned administrative expenses.

Creating a ‘household economy’ taught our kids about money and life