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Michael Burry, the provocative fund manager whose bets against the housing market were chronicled in “The Big Short,” is closing his hedge fund, a securities filing shows.

The shutdown’s end is positive for markets because it brings “increased but not instant clarity on everything from air traffic to social programs to economic data,” one analyst says.

Korro is the latest to rethink its ties with the Danish pharma company.

After years of trailing their hard-charging rivals in the information-technology sector, stocks from the so-called old economy are enjoying a moment of bliss.

Surging demand for Cisco’s AI networking equipment and a ‘multi-billion-dollar’ refresh in its legacy business sparked upbeat results and guidance.

Medicare’s telehealth services are set to resume under the agreement to reopen the government, bringing back the pandemic-era service that allows doctors to conduct about 5% of Medicare’s overall outpatient visits remotely.

The robotaxi startup will be the first in the U.S. to offer trips on freeways without a safety monitor.

Delta Chief Executive Ed Bastian didn’t mince words in describing how airlines became a bargaining chip during shutdown negotiations.

AT&T is the only wireless player with “a clear strategic direction,” according to KeyBanc

The Dallas Mavericks have fired general manager Nico Harrison, the executive who traded Dončić to the Los Angeles Lakers earlier this year.

Despite losing billions of dollars on EVs each year, Ford vows to move forward — armed with new knowledge of consumer preferences and the competitive scene.

“My husband’s son said he doesn’t want any part of the IRAs or the insurance policies.”