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AMD joined the ranks of $500 billion companies, with its shares soaring after Intel’s earnings report.

X-Energy’s stock soared out of the gate after the AI-power play’s upsized IPO priced well above the expected range. But how a stock starts out doesn’t dictate how it will perform over the longer term.

Charter lost more internet subscribers than expected in the latest quarter, signaling that the company isn’t out of the woods when it comes to broadband woes.

SLB and Halliburton both said this week they expect crude prices to remain higher for longer. That will have immediate implications for a host of products — none as scrutinized as gasoline.

Nvidia is finally on track to finish back in $5 trillion territory, capping off an “incredible week” for chip makers.

The marketing rules behind Medicare Advantage are about to get looser, benefitting brokers and agents that sell the private-insurance alternative to traditional Medicare

While the majority of home buyers are married couples, 21% today are single women, compared to just 9% of single men.

The company plans to spend “in excess” of $25 billion in 2026, far more than it has ever spent in a single year.

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President Donald Trump’s Department of Justice on Friday said that it’s backing down in a standoff over the leadership of the Federal Reserve, an announcement that is expected to pave the way for Trump’s nominee for Fed chair, Kevin Warsh, to take over for Jerome Powell when his term in that role ends on May 15.

It’s an exhilarating time, but it’s important to be cautious during those early expat days.

Amazon’s stock jumped toward a record high Friday, after the company announced that Meta plans to use tens of millions of the company’s Graviton chips for agentic AI workloads.