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Shares of quantum-computing companies like D-Wave and IonQ are soaring this week as a flurry of positive news boosts investor enthusiasm for the emerging technology.

These are the most expensive face-value tickets in Broadway history, thanks to Leslie Odom Jr.’s return — and the premium-pricing trend goes beyond “Hamilton” this season

More people appear to be looking for help with their mortgages, according to internet search trends. But economists say the reality is more nuanced and less alarming.

Analysts at TD Cowen surveyed 215 companies on their cloud spending plans — an annual process they say “has been predictive of critical industry trends” since 2012.

The costs of moving to semiannual reporting clearly outweigh any benefits.

The surge in jobless claims in early September to a four-year high turns out to have been a false alarm, at least for now.

The Wall Street adage — “Sell Rosh Hashana; buy Yom Kippur” — focuses on the market’s performance between these two Jewish holidays.

The Nvidia investment is the latest source of relief for Intel investors, after the U.S. government took a stake in the chip company last month.

In Europe, there’s a nearly 50-50 split between how frequently companies report, according to Goldman Sachs data.

JPMorgan is telling clients to be ready to buy dips, and prepare for a possible explosive move higher for stocks in weeks to come.

American Express is seeking to address longstanding customer complaints that it is difficult to track statement credits.

The wildly popular Ozempic drug cuts heart attack, stroke and death risk by nearly 25% in older patients, according to a new study published by Novo Nordisk and released on Thursday.