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Nikola’s stock rallied Thursday, after the battery- and hydrogen-powered trucks maker beat fourth-quarter bottom-line expectations, while revenue more than doubled but fell short of forecasts.

AT&T confirmed “wireless service interruptions” that were impacting some of its users Thursday morning, following reports of outages.

“We bought it for $200,000, and we still owe $100,000 on the property.”

Low level of layoffs show the economy is growing

Carrier plans to resume daily, non-stop flights from Newark to Tel Aviv on March 6.

Beating index funds; a Saudi Arabia ETF, and fund managers’ healthcare picks.

Wall Street is, in a way, looking past metrics like a quintupling of data-center revenue last quarter as the focus moves to future growth.

2024 will be a “transition year” for franchisees, the fitness-center operator says.

The contract includes base salaries of $19.45 an hour in 2024 for new hires for ramp and provision work and up to a maximum of $38 an hour. The wage would increase by 3% per year over the next four years.

Bond yields fell on Thursday but stayed near the top of their recent ranges ahead of manufacturing and service sector surveys and more more Fedspeak

Production guidance “was underwhelming” with significant changes to its manufacturing facility ahead.

Nvidia’s success and Intel’s dedication are wins for the entire AI market.