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The amount of money businesses pay in wages and benefits rose again in the third quarter and outpaced inflation. But a clear downward trend in the past several years also points to a deterioration in the jobs market.

Rivian could show off new self-driving technology at its Autonomy and AI Day on Thursday.

Health insurers increasingly employ the doctors who provide the medical care they pay for, creating a conflict of interest.

GE Vernova’s stock soars into record territory after the electrification company boosts its long-term outlook for financial returns and plans to return more cash to shareholders.

Popular ‘Dogs of the Dow’ strategy has been muzzled — check out the ‘Timely Ten.’

Nigel Coe of Wolfe Research says industrials have been a hot sector this year, but it’s a stock pickers market.

To guarantee Americans the medication they need, the U.S. must stop relying on China and India.

Lower payments boosts demand — but less inventory gives sellers the advantage and lands buyers deeper in debt.

Stubborn inflation, K-shaped consumption and sectoral rotation will be among the dominant features of 2026

This is the first holiday season without the de minimis tax exemption, a nearly century-old rule that allowed low-value goods to enter the U.S. tariff-free.

Momentum trading strategies tend to amplify market moves into option expiry and UBS warns if the market has a 5% downtick, delta hedging could exaggerate that and make it much worse.

“They have already paid the mortgage. It makes no sense to require them to ‘pay’ it again.”