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U.S. markets have seemed to “keep calm and carry on” this year to date — despite dramatic policy changes that may have delayed impacts on the economy, according to David Kelly, chief global strategist at J.P. Morgan Asset Management.

As megacities slow, multinationals from Starbucks to Skechers are chasing growth in China’s inland cities, where brand loyalty is strong and competition is thinner

Warner Bros.’s stock rallied toward a seven-month high after “Superman” extended the movie studio’s streak of megahits.

One of the biggest European Union imports to the U.S. is automobiles.

A rising Wall Street chorus believes Apple needs new leadership. Why that’s tone deaf.

The digital education company and the consumer researcher have histories on Wall Street and are backed by private-equity firms.

MicroStrategy is buying bitcoin again after taking a one-week break. It now owns more than 600,000 bitcoin, valued at more than $73 billion.

As the AI talent wars escalate, Google’s new arrangement with startup Windsurf shows tech companies see a lot of value in coding assistants.

“We feel obliged to offer our house to this couple to live in while they deal with this horrible experience.”

Baxdostat trials showed immense promise for huge available market.

FICO has said it will introduce “buy now, pay later” loan data into its credit-scoring models.

While there are some exceptions among the 20 largest banks, most big bank stocks appear fully valued, based on analysts’ price targets.