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AMC shares set to snap four-day losing streak after hitting record-low close

AMC’s stock ended Thursday’s session at an all-time closing low of $4.08.

Keeping an EV charged in extreme cold could increase your costs by 40%. Here’s how to lower your bills.

Drivers can take steps to protect their electric vehicles from weather-related problems.

This accounting trick got a techie quietly working in porn charged with tax evasion

David Erickson claimed money he made from an adult webcam business as loans. The IRS says it was tax fraud.

Is an inflation shock coming? Wall Street is on guard.

Just a year ago, inflation seemed to be slowing quickly and hopes grew that the Federal Reserve could soon throttle back its interest-rate hikes. Then the Fed — and Wall Street — got punched in the face.

Stock investors pile into China equity funds in ‘world’s most enticing contrarian’ long trade

Investors piled into equity funds focused on China after the country signaled stimulus measures in the wake of its property woes and beaten-down stock market, according to BofA Global Research.

How Intel and Cisco are helping the NFL’s 49ers improve the fan experience

At the NFC Championship game on Sunday, Silicon Valley tech will make sure fans have a ball.

Tesla has ‘massively disappointed’ Wall Street: Here’s how one bull says it can get back on track

A Tesla bull has a recipe for the EV maker’s rebound.

Retirement at age 65 ‘is better than I ever hoped for,’ this jet-setting tutor says

Peak 65: This year will bring the largest number of Americans celebrating their 65th birthdays.

Detroit and its football team have long struggled. Could the city be like the Lions and roar again?

“The city has not done as well as other older Midwestern cities that have tried to recover.”

U.S. investors are more bullish on stocks than at any time in last 2 years, Vanguard survey finds

As U.S. stocks surged late last year, investors responding to a Vanguard survey told the fund-management giant that they hadn’t been this bullish on stocks in two years.

Wall Street is counting on Treasury’s borrowing needs to trend lower between now and June

Major investment banks are coalescing around the view that the U.S. government’s borrowing needs should likely diminish through June, alleviating some of the anxiety that had gripped bond markets late last year.
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