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Justice Department sues Apple for iPhone antitrust violations

The lawsuit accuses Apple of using its dominant position in the market for smartphones and related applications to prevent customers from switching phones or using non-Apple products in conjunction with the iPhone.

Wall Street’s biggest bull renews call for small-cap stocks to rise 50% in 2024

Small-cap stocks are poised for big outperformance in 2024, according to one of Wall Street’s biggest bulls.

Cannabis stocks fall but hold on to big gains from the week on brighter federal reform prospects

Canopy Growth is up 49% in the past week, while Verano is up 18% during the same period.

‘Keep buying the S&P 500,’ says Wall Street’s most bullish bank — hikes year-end target to 5,500

“U.S. exceptionalism” will drive the gains, says Societe Generale.

Economy grows more slowly and inflation picks up in March, S&P finds, but businesses optimistic

Businesses hired more people in March in anticipation of stronger growth later in the year.

Leading index for U.S. economy posts first increase in two years

The leading indicators for the economy rose in February for the first time in two years in another sign that the U.S. is likely to keep growing and avoid a recession.

Home sales post biggest jump in a year amid wave of new listings

Existing-home sales rose to a rate of 4.38 million in February, the National Association of Realtors said.

Could a looming chocolate crisis shake Easter after cocoa prices nearly doubled?

Easter is almost here, and record-high prices for cocoa shouldn’t squash the celebratory mood for parents looking to fill their children’s baskets with chocolate bunnies.

My husband died with no named beneficiary for his retirement plan. It’s been two years — how do I get that money?

“I was legally married to him and never spent one night away from him.”

Why Micron’s stock is cruising toward its best day in 12 years

The memory-chip market is known for being cyclical, but Wall Street seems especially excited about Micron’s ability to ride the current uptrend.

Jobless claims dip to 210,000. Layoffs show no sign of rising.

The number of Americans who applied for unemployment benefits last week fell slightly to 210,000 and continued to show a surprisingly low level of layoffs in the economy.

Philadelphia Fed factory gauge stays in expansion territory for second straight month

The Philadelphia Fed said Thursday its gauge of regional business activity stayed in expansion territory in March, slipping only slightly to 3.2  from 5.2 in the prior month.
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