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Thursday's top personal finance stories.

The S&P 500 ends its longest bear-market run since 1948. Here's a look at how the benchmark has fared after waving goodbye to past bears.

Tesla Inc. has opened its fast-charging network to General Motors Co. electric vehicles, the companies said late Thursday, following a similar announcement late last month about Ford Motor Co.'s EVs.

The S&P 500 exited its longest run in bear-market territory since 1948.

Small-cap stocks recently experienced their most explosive rally in history, according to one measure cited by Bespoke Investment Group.

Don't vacuum. Drink water. Keep your kids inside.

U.S. small-cap shares are finally starting to join the stock-market rally this week as hopes for a soft landing help drive gains in some of 2023’s worst performers, while megacap technology stocks are taking a breather from its artificial intelligence-driven advance. 

Artificial intelligence is being used to snuff out the only institution able to give workers a modicum of control.

GameStop analysts were left trying to chart the company's path under new leadership.

On paper, Lyft seems like a fairly logical acquisition target, but below the surface it's not that simple.

A cloud of uncertainty hangs over the regulation of crypto exchanges, and has put pressure on cryptocurrency prices.

SEC Chairman Gary Gensler believes that noncompliance in the crypto industry is widespread and threatens the public's trust in U.S. financial markets.