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Local-television giants Sinclair Inc. and Nexstar Media Group Inc. said Friday that they were ending their boycott of late-night talk-show host Jimmy Kimmel’s program, returning “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” to the companies’ ABC affiliate stations.

“I don’t plan on taking Social Security until 70 and I will have one other small pension.”

“I have $800,000 split across two 401(k) plans and a $69,000 lump-sum pension.”

Boeing would regain the ability to sign off on final safety inspections on its 737 Max jets, signaling that the jet maker’s turnaround could be taking hold.

A transaction reportedly in the works could value Electronic Arts at $50 billion.

“Be careful.” That’s one Wall Street pro’s advice as AI spurs a wave of debt offerings and consumer backlash.

Federal prosecutors have formally charged Howard Rubin with crimes connected to an alleged $1 million sex scheme.

The decision to pull Kimmel off the air sparked calls for a boycott from his supporters, and the move to bring him back has angered conservatives, putting Disney in an unwinnable position.

Bank of America notes the benefits of Palantir’s forward deployed engineers, who embed within customers to help deploy the company’s technology offerings.

Wall Street expected a beat-and-raise quarter from Micron, which indeed gave an outlook far stronger than what analysts were expecting as AI drives strong demand for memory chips.

An analyst notes some investors are increasingly worried that Nvidia is investing in companies that then purchase its chips. But he also notes the demand landscape looks strong for now.

Midcap stocks can stand up to the market’s megacap giants