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The Dow Jones Transportation Average, seen as a proxy for the health of the U.S. economy, has been on a historic run lately following a protracted period of subpar returns.

Did policymakers in 1983 do a good job fixing Social Security?

Tim Cook will leave the CEO post after 15 years marked by supply-chain dominance.

Amazon’s Trainium chip is seeing more traction, and suppliers Astera Labs, Credo and Marvell stand to gain.

Invesco has nine factor approaches to tracking the S&P 500. All but one have beaten the index this year, and two have stood out since the stock market’s March 30 low.

Two smart ways to save on insurance as premiums skyrocket. Plus: sign up for the next Don’t Short Yourself Live Q&A on cutting college costs.

In March, sales at U.S. retailers posted the biggest gain in three years, but the increase was driven by higher gasoline prices and rising inflation, both of which could sap the economy if they don’t ease soon.

Halliburton’s stock gains after profit more than doubled and beat expectations, even as the Middle East conflict took a bite out of the oil-services giant’s results.

Capital is flooding into AI. Defense, healthcare and agentics are the big winners, writes Mark Minevich.

JPMorgan has revised upward its S&P 500 target for the end of 2026, with earnings optimism a big driver.

GE Aerospace’s stock surge and profit beat can be partially attributed to strength in its commercial-engines business.

Analysts at the Swiss multinational bank said today’s oil supply shock most similarly resembles the Gulf War.