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Yields on U.S. government debt have seen big swings over the past two days, as the latest round of nongovernment data on the labor market has left investors scratching their heads.

U.S. stocks are stumbling this month amid worries over stretched valuations, with the S&P 500’s concentration in Big Tech making it vulnerable to pullbacks like the one seen Thursday.

Analysts say investors are rotating out of “laggard” Big Tech stocks in favor of momentum plays. They may also be spooked by Microsoft’s higher AI spending.

Several things could stand in the way of a significant relief rally for bitcoin after it briefly fell below $100,000, a key milestone for the crypto.

Homeowners now have the chance to write off much more of their state and local tax bills, and this could potentially lead to bigger tax refunds.

Recent Meta and Alphabet bond deals saw strong demand: “If there was a disaster brewing, that wouldn’t have happened.”

Tesla has warned that Elon Musk could step down as CEO if his payday isn’t approved, and analysts say investors are likely to grant him what he wants.

Medicare Advantage wasn’t on the ballot in New York’s mayoral race this week — because it had already lost.

Jitters about the job market intensified Thursday, reviving a stock-market selloff from earlier in the week.

The speaker emerita, a Democratic member of Congress since 1987, was the first woman to hold the role of speaker of the House.

Airlines say they will be flexible when it comes to letting passengers change or cancel their plans.

The firm’s covered-call ETFs have been outperforming competitors.