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A draft list of qualifying occupations indicates tax officials are taking a broad look at who counts as “customarily and regularly” getting a tip.

Google can keep its Chrome browser, but must end exclusive contracts in search and some other businesses.

Shares of the cloud-computing company fall sharply as top executives, including the CEO and its largest shareholder, Magnetar Financial, sell millions in stock following a lockup expiration

Broadcom may have a hard time topping its existing prediction for 60% growth in AI revenue next year, but Melius analysts recommend buying any post-earnings weakness as the company is “in rarified air.”

One airline stands to gain from Spirit Airlines’ recent bankruptcy filing, as a network overlap may soon go away.

The Federal Reserve might need to suspend the process of shrinking its balance sheet if liquidity drains too quickly from markets.

Everybody complains about September’s dismal record when it comes to stock-market performance. One strategist says there’s something short-term traders can do about it.

Klarna hasn’t recorded an annual profit since 2018, and has seen its bottom line get hit by its expansion into the U.S. — while rival Affirm has managed better profit performance recently.

While an appeals court has ruled against a wide swath of President Donald Trump’s tariffs, there are good reasons to expect that his import taxes won’t be changing all that much, or at least not for several months.

At what point does the jackpot become so big that the math actually starts working in your favor?

Activist Elliott Investment Management has amassed a $4 billion stake in PepsiCo and wants the consumer-goods giant to take a leaf out of Coca-Cola’s book.

Federal lawmakers are back in Washington on Monday, and they have less than a month to work through a ritual familiar to many Americans and to markets: avoiding a government shutdown.