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The CEO of Barclays said the bank wasn’t stuck with exposure to fallen auto-parts company First Brands because of its own due diligence, but it was lumbered with Tricolor exposure.

Hotel giant beats its earnings target and raises its profit outlook as its predicts less sluggish revenue per room figures ahead

The housing market remains expensive and unaffordable to most people, yet one group remains relatively active — and they’re likely to be more affluent.

The company has made a push to offer more customers both fiber and wireless services and says the move is paying off. Analysts will be monitoring the impact of promotions.

Greenlight Capital’s third-quarter investor letter had almost nothing good to say about the hot AI trend, but it does have faith in a tiny biotech.

Robin Brooks, senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, sought to explain the flows driving the price of gold

The longer the U.S. government shutdown, the trickier it will get for the Labor Department to publish key reports, even were it to get White House approval to do so.

“Do I leave them to pay capital-gains tax on the dynasty trust or estate tax on my personal account?”

Jason Clarke has finally offloaded his Los Angeles home after it spent more than a year on the market and underwent several markdowns.

Goldman Sachs sees 30% upside in Chinese stocks to the end of 2027.

L’Oreal shares slumped on Wednesday as the chief executive of the highly valued cosmetics company didn’t express huge confidence over upcoming sales.

Shares of Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway have produced a bullish “golden cross” chart pattern, less than three months before the famed investor is set to retire.