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Would you like to buy an electric car for $10,000? Lots of luck. Here's why you can't get one, and why you won’t see cheap Chinese EVs in the U.S. anytime soon.

Funds associated with Cathie Wood's ARK Investment continued to cull shares of Coinbase and Tesla Monday, according to recent trade disclosures.

The RBA left the official cash rate on hold at 4.10% at the policy meeting, but kept open the possibility for further hikes, with the release of second-quarter inflation data at the end of this month critical to the decision.

Incidents involving driverless cars in San Francisco are on the rise and are averaging about 90 reports a month, the head of San Francisco's Municipal Transit Authority told MarketWatch in a recent interview.

One of the oldest methods used to anticipate where the U.S. stock market might be heading is making a comeback in 2023 as the Dow Jones Industrial Average touches its highest level of the year.

$110 million of basic prize money will be awarded at the Women’s World Cup, significantly less than the $440 million award at the Qatar World Cup last year.

IBM may be hitching to the AI bandwagon with WatsonX but analysts are more interested in Big Blue's growth at Red Hat.

The U.S. stock market is rallying on hopes of a “Goldilocks” economic environment, where inflation glides down to the Fed’s 2% target, without damaging the economy too much.

Verizon's stock has been under pressure in the wake of recent reporting on lead cables, and one analyst worries the stock could stay in the penalty box.

IRS waives the penalty if heirs do not to take a 2023 required minimum distribution for an IRA inherited in 2020, or later.

Low transaction volumes and few distressed sales are keeping U.S. commercial property prices elevated for now, Morgan Stanley analysts say.

‘Isn’t anyone making the connection between this national problem and the financial illiteracy crisis?’ writes Tim Ranzetta.