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Wall Street wants you to believe that a year-end stock-market rally starts now.

Rather than focusing on low multiples to earnings, value-stock selection should include quality factors supporting long-term growth, according to Warren Koontz of Jennison Associates.

Plug Power has dropped out of a government loan program, deciding it was more cost-effective to pay for hydrogen supply than to build its own network. Analysts agree.

“He is paying himself $40 per hour or $1,600 per week to manage the estate.”

Banks stockpiled less money for troubled loans during the most recent quarter despite fears over bad-debt “cockroaches.”

The end is in sight for the record-breaking federal government shutdown, but there are still a few critical steps to go before Washington gets back to business.

Fund managers dump losers now to offset gains — giving value investors an opportunity.

CEO David Ellison promised more film and TV production and streamlined staffing and announced price increases to Paramount’s streaming service, painting a picture of a significantly changed company.

Although CoreWeave’s stock fell after news of the delay, the company’s revenue backlog continues to grow.

The chip maker is expected to deliver a clearer view of its long-term AI strategy, but the company might not be able to give information on what matters most to investors.

Economists say job growth has been tepid at best since September, and the unemployment rate could have risen.

“I am not listed on his bank accounts.”