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“Her jewelry company has $150,000 in debt and inventory assets of $20,000. It’s barely hanging on and makes $20,000 a year profit.”

A rebound in advertising sales, growing optimism in Google’s generative-AI plans and the routine shedding of workers in the past several weeks have analysts and investors in buoyant spirits.

Flutter Entertainment, which started trading on the New York Stock Exchange on Monday, is trying to narrow the valuation gap with rivals like DraftKings

Fears of a wider Middle Eastern conflict fail to give crude oil a lasting lift Monday as investors weigh other factors.

America’s do-it-yourself retirement system is not working, says Teresa Ghilarducci.

An influential set of General Motors dealership owners have been asking the automaker for more hybrid vehicles, out of concern that they are missing out customers who aren’t ready for electric vehicles yet, according to the Wall Street Journal.

The total value of global merger-and-acquisition announcements fell 26.7% to $2.27 trillion in 2023, as higher interest rates chilled dealmaking, S&P said on Monday.

A spate of attacks launched by Houthi militants on ships traversing the Red Sea has stoked fears of a second wave of inflation. But Wall Street analysts are making the case that these concerns appear overblown.

Evergrande’s liquidation doesn’t help the world’s second-largest economy, extending a long-run drag from the beleaguered property development sector on growth.

Bloom Energy’s stock sagged Monday toward their worst monthly performance in nearly two years after BofA Securities turned bearish on the hydrogen manufacturer, citing concerns that revenue growth won’t ramp as is generally expected.

Equities would have to decline significantly to get in sync

The Harbor Human Capital Factor U.S. Large Cap ETF has outperformed the S&P 500 and grown quickly since it was launched in October 2022.