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U.S. companies — and their shareholders — don’t yet fully appreciate that European Union’s AI regulators mean business.

Why investors should care about the Federal Reserve’s independence.

Thomas Kee argues that the S&P 500 is far from being fairly valued, but what will be a painful process of correcting that is finally getting under way.

The company reached its target leverage ratio, meaning it can start share repurchases a bit earlier than expected. AT&T also beat subscriber numbers by a wide margin.

Mortgage applications fell 12.7% in the past week, the Mortgage Bankers Association said.

Apple and Meta Platforms were both fined hundreds of millions of dollars in the latest European Union crackdown against major U.S. technology companies.

Financial markets have been volatile, but a comparison of how the stock market and other leading asset classes are behaving to other recession periods shows traders are not yet pricing in a recession.

“About 30 years ago, I survived a head-on car wreck. I was put on 100% disability. I have not worked since.”

Speculation continues to swirl about Tagovailoa’s readiness for the coming season after injuries last year.

Intel Corp. is planning to announce cuts to more than 20% of its workforce this week, Bloomberg News reported Tuesday night, in what would be the the first major restructuring under new Chief Executive Lip-Bu Tan.

Credit-card giant Capital One Financial Services Inc. says consumers are hanging in there as the U.S. braces for the fallout from a global trade war, but that there appears to be a bit of a “pull forward” in auto purchases, as consumers try to get ahead of potential price increases.

President Donald Trump on Tuesday ratcheted down his rhetoric toward Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, saying he didn’t plan to try to remove the chief of the nation’s central bank.