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U.S. industrial production rose 1% in July, the Federal Reserve reported Wednesday.

Construction on new U.S. homes rose 3.9% in July, the Commerce Department said Wednesday.

Incentives for EVs, solar and clean-energy jobs feature in the largest U.S. effort on climate change to date. Republicans aim to undo the IRA's green spending.

Apple and Tesla are the most under-owned companies among U.S. long-only or global hedge funds, while Alphabet and Microsoft are most over-owned.

A new study estimates how much extra revenue subscription services are raking in from consumers who are too distracted to cancel.

Gold prices were slightly firmer Wednesday, after settling at their lowest levels in more than a month on Tuesday, as slipping Treasury yields and a firm U.S. dollar helped ease some of the pressure on the yellow metal.

Tools like ChatGPT can help scammers draft flawless prose for phishing attempts.

Target's stock rose 8% after the retailer beat profit estimates for the second quarter by a wide margin, offsetting a revenue miss and lowered guidance.

Actors and writers need information to understand the demand for the content they’ve created.

Mortgage applications fell 0.8% in the latest week, the Mortgage Bankers Association said. The average rate for a 30-year mortgage is 7.16%.

Jefferies offers up a stock playbook for a scenario in which the U.S. economy keeps surprising and the recession gets delayed.

Oil futures edge lower early Wednesday, with the U.S. benchmark threatening to continue a pullback from its 2023 high on worries about China's economic outlook.