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The Nikkei 225 — an oddly constructed index covering the top 225 Japanese companies — is back at levels not reached since 1989.

More than one-third of U.S. households (36%) say they are carrying more credit-card debt month to month than they have in emergency savings funds, according to a new survey.

Japan’s benchmark index continues to scale new peaks, rising briefly above the record closing high level reached at the height of the Japanese asset bubble in 1989.

One component of Nvidia’s financials — its gross profit margin — tells its own story right now

The digital-media company also said it would lay off 16% of its remaining staff.

Forget the Super Bowl Indicator — watch the “cardboard-box indicator.”

Higher demand for cruises, higher spending at cruises lead Royal Caribbean to raise profit guidance for the year.

Deal is latest in burgeoning merger and acquisitions transactions for energy companies, including major deals for Exxon and Chevron.

Shares of SunRun Inc. fell on Wednesday after the residential solar-power installer and energy-storage provider reported fourth-quarter results that missed Wall Street’s expectations, making it the latest solar-industry player to take a hit from concerns about weaker demand.

Economic growth depends on employees over 55 participating in the workforce.

Capital One’s proposed merger with Discover will test the Biden administration’s commitment to reining in the excesses of the financial-services industry, and economic concentration more broadly.

A chart comparing Nvidia Corp.’s performance to that of Cisco Systems during the dot-com bubble years has made the rounds on social media and in Wall Street research reports. It certainly looks ominous.