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As U.S. stocks surged late last year, investors responding to a Vanguard survey told the fund-management giant that they hadn’t been this bullish on stocks in two years.

Major investment banks are coalescing around the view that the U.S. government’s borrowing needs should likely diminish through June, alleviating some of the anxiety that had gripped bond markets late last year.

A number of retail stocks could be exposed to the fallout from the Houthi attacks on cargo ships in the Red Sea, say analysts.

By one metric at least, angering Donald Trump has been good for Nikki Haley’s long-shot 2024 presidential campaign.

Even Wedbush analyst Daniel Ives, normally a relentless cheerleader for Tesla TSLA, called Elon Musk’s performance during the company’s earnings call on Wednesday a “train wreck.”

Medicare patients who were at the highest risk of severe COVID-19 infections were less likely to get Paxlovid or other treatments, according to new research.

Shares of Norfolk Southern Corp. were hit hard Friday after the rail operator extended its streak of quarterly profit misses and booked yet another charge associated with the train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, nearly a year ago.

Two analysts moved away from neutral stances on Coinbase shares this week — and they took opposite views.

U.S. pending home sales posted the biggest increase since June 2020, the National Association of Realtors said on Friday.

Jeffrey Gundlach said in an interview that he’s worried about a “grabby” market and he’s considering cash and likes gold.

Spirit’s stock plunged 16.4% Friday, while JetBlue shares gained 1.5%.

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