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The cofounder of an Israeli tech company that became Nvidia's largest acquisition in history lost his daughter in a Hamas assault on southern Israel last week.

Lululemon's stock jumps more than 5% on news it will join the S&P 500 by next week, replacing Activision Blizzard.

Pfizer and biotech drug maker shares fell after Pfizer slashed its full-year earnings outlook due to a drop in demand for COVID pills and more.

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Ride-hailing platform Lyft Inc. on Friday said that Mary Agnes Wilderotter and Valerie Jarrett had resigned from the company's board.

Bulls are hoping that both PayPal and Block can stage financial comebacks in the near future, but HSBC is partial to shares of PayPal.

People in their mid-50s tend to make smart financial moves, so where does that leave younger generations?

President Joe Biden touted the selection of seven regional projects that will receive around $7 billion total in federal funding to build out hydrogen hubs.

The Russell 2000 recorded a 'death cross' on Friday, the first time it booked two in the same calendar year.

Long positions in the U.S. dollar is now considered the most crowded trade, according to a survey conducted by the Bank of America with global fund managers, but the greenback is likely near a peak, the bank said.

Oncology company adopted poison pill to address "dislocation" in its stock price.

The $9 trillion agency mortgage-bond market is being battered by rate shocks and the pullback of its two anchor investors. It could be about to turn a corner.