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U.S. corporate boards are supposed to have at least 50% independent directors, but how independent are they really?

Markets often rise in the 12 months after concentration peaks.

Short-term bond yields were near their lowest level in a month, as traders looked to see whether jobs data would change the Fed’s view that an interest-rate cut is coming.

Certainty may be comforting, but you’ll pay the price

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Corp. reported a 9.4% rise in January-February sales versus the year ago period, likely boosted by increased demand for chips that can cater to artificial intelligence software.

The dollar skidded against the yen on Friday after a report that a growing number of Bank of Japan officials are warming to the idea of ending negative interest rates this month.

George Santos says he’s going to run again for Congress, targeting the seat of a New York Republican who helped expel him.

Two hybrids that deserve a close look are the 2024 Kia Niro and the 2024 Honda CR-V. See which might be better for you.

The billionaire investor warned of a wave of debt maturities in 2025 that could plunge companies into bankruptcy

BigBear.ai’s latest earnings didn’t justify the stock’s 88% year-to-date rally in the eyes of Wall Street.

Funko Inc. shares rallied more than 15% after hours Thursday after the maker of collectible figurines swung to a surprise quarterly profit, but tucked in the report were a couple of red flags.

Bitcoin’s momentum was fueled in part by excitement over the debut of spot bitcoin ETFs, but it raises concerns over whether the initial rising demand for the funds is robust enough to keep bitcoin afloat.