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Fisker’s stock plunges nearly 40% after bankruptcy report

Shares of Fisker Inc. dropped nearly 40% in the extended session Wednesday after a report said the embattled EV maker is exploring a bankruptcy filing.

Bitcoin keeps setting new record highs. Are retail investors back in the game?

A weekly look at the most important news and moves in crypto, and what’s on the horizon in digital assets.

UiPath delivers a surprise profit, and its stock is getting a boost

The company delivered upbeat financial results while pointing out tailwinds related to artificial intelligence.

What Biden gets right — and wrong — about the American middle class

The president is promoting a positive narrative about America’s economic turnaround, but in downplaying widespread financial anxiety, he risks alienating middle-income voters.

With inflation, Trump gets lucky — again

The once and possibly future president just got incredibly lucky, yet again, as February’s inflation data came in hotter than expected.

Those Trader Joe’s bags selling for as much as $1,000 on eBay will soon be worthless, collectibles experts warn

The canvas totes have gotten plenty of attention through social media, but will the buzz really last?

Why drone attacks in Russia could drive U.S. gas prices higher

Drone attacks on Russian refineries could have implications at the gas pump for U.S. drivers.

FTC chief blasts Boeing for ‘monopolization,’ says company has become ‘too-big-to-fail’

Few American companies have struggled as mightily as Boeing over the past five years, and Federal Trade Commission Chair Lina Khan is placing some of the blame at the feet of U.S. policymakers.

S&P 500’s breadth ‘stunk’ as stocks rose to all-time high after February inflation report

The U.S. stock market’s sharp gain following Tuesday’s inflation reading was marked by bad breadth, as investors continue to watch the S&P 500 for signs of a broadening rally, according to Bespoke Investment Group.

RFK Jr. on AI and how Elon Musk ‘saved freedom of speech’

Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. talks to MarketWatch about how AI is “lying to people” — and what’s causing his Harvard-educated son to have “the attention span of a praying mantis.”

Here’s why Goldman Sachs just gave Carnival and Royal Caribbean stocks buy ratings

Better pricing is “driven by sustainable, structural changes in industry practices.”

Why Reddit faces a difficult IPO

Reddit’s looming IPO will be far from straightforward, according to Alan Vaksman, founding partner of venture fund Launchbay Capital.
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