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Wall Street might be underestimating Microsoft’s margins and cloud growth, creating a buying window, according to one analyst

A new survey points to a tipping backlash, with consumers saying they spent $150 in the past year on tips that they felt were unnecessary.

Slow and steady performers do better over the long term.

After a series of scandals in the NBA, MLB and NCAA, “prop bets” have come under particular scrutiny.

Buyers are worried about their job security as the labor market shows signs of weakness, and they’re concerned about the future of the economy.

Tesla’s energy-storage and -generation business has been on the rise — and the company doesn’t think it will slow down anytime soon.

Inflation has been creeping higher from a postpandemic low of 2.3% earlier this year due in part to the highest U.S. tariffs in decades.

Honeywell raised its profit outlook above Wall Street expectations, even when accounting for the separation of its advanced-materials business, slated for the end of October.

American Airlines’ stock was set to rise Thursday after the full-year profit outlook was raised, amid continued strong demand for premium-seating options.

Government shutdown forces investors to trade on faith, not facts.

Wall Street has mispriced the AI boom. The biggest moneymaker for investors is infrastructure.

“Each apartment would be priced close to $225,000.”