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Crucial reports on U.S. inflation, job creation and unemployment are set to be delayed a week or more due to the government shutdown — and there’s even a danger that some inflation reports might not be produced at all.

In prior shutdowns, the S&P 500 typically drops at first — then investors move on.

Morgan Stanley analysts boosted their target price to $298 but see room for the stock to hit $376 if foldable iPhones and AI spur a big wave of upgrades in the next launch cycle.

Major U.S. stock indexes are trading at or near records as a government shutdown enters a second day.

The biggest year-to-date losers will likely fall even more in coming weeks — and become good bounce-back candidates.

A fresh worry joined old concerns about Rivian Automotive Inc. on Thursday, dragging down the electric-truck maker’s stock despite quarterly sales that were above Wall Street expectations.

A disagreement over Obamacare subsidies has triggered the partial government shutdown that’s now in its second day — and some kind of deal on that issue looks like the way to achieve a reopening.

How can Alphabet’s stock build on its gains? By driving search and cloud momentum that sends earnings estimates higher, a Morgan Stanley analyst says.

Morgan Stanley cuts its price target on CarMax shares but sees upside despite competition from Carvana.

For U.S. farmers, abundant rains to fuel a bumper crop would normally be good news — but it won’t matter how much they produce this year if China, the world’s biggest buyer of soybeans, doesn’t purchase any of it.

Accountable care organizations — which run like Medicare Advantage plans — get financially penalized when they spend too much. This may be where Medicare is heading.

As OpenAI’s valuation heads even higher, there’s more pressure on the company to generate revenue. The ChatGPT creator has a few fresh initiatives in the works.