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The U.K. saw the biggest jump in unemployment since the pandemic, according to data released Tuesday that reinforces the likelihood the Bank of England will soon lower interest rates.

Shares of Ticketmaster parent Live Nation Entertainment Inc. fell after hours on Monday following a report that the Justice Department could file an antitrust suit against the concert-ticketing giant in the weeks ahead.

Wall Street did not react well to reports that Salesforce Inc. might buy Informatica, as investors were reminded of its mixed track record at acquisitions.

Tesla is reportedly planning layoffs, and its stock is down more than 31% so far this year. But for prospective buyers, prices are refreshingly low — especially for used Teslas.

“I want to do what’s right and ethical as his child.”

Oil’s climb toward $100 a barrel came to a halt on Monday, but whether the market is taking a temporary breather from its rally or has hit a long-term snag remains to be seen.

Videogame retailer has been cutting jobs but is still is on the lookout for people with certain skills.

One of the bond-market’s most reliable signals of impending U.S. recessions has remained inverted for 446 straight trading sessions —matching a record, without producing any economic downturn.

A $28.5 million deal between Walden University and its former students highlights claims of “reverse redlining.”

‘We don’t really have capex to speak of,’ Reddit CFO Drew Vollero told MarketWatch on the day of the company’s initial public offering last month

BofA’s Tal Liani upgraded Cisco shares, cheering the company’s opportunity to benefit from networking growth on the heels of market-share gains.

While they’re still not available in the U.S., Chinese electric vehicles have nonetheless been a hot topic here this year, in corporate boardrooms as well as on the presidential campaign trail.