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C3.ai shares tumbled more than 5% in extended trading Wednesday, despite better-than-expected revenue and a narrower-than-expected loss in the company’s fiscal third quarter.

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Paramount Global Inc. swung to a loss in the fourth quarter despite marked growth in its streaming service, as the company said it was still on target to close its merger with Skydance in the first half of this year.

Ukraine’s trove of rare earths and other critical minerals are firmly in the spotlight ahead of a contentious deal that would include U.S. access to the war-torn nation’s valuable natural resources.

Snowflake shares soared in after-hours trade Wednesday, after the company’s fiscal fourth-quarter revenue topped estimates and it offered upbeat guidance for fiscal 2026.

Shares of Salesforce Inc. fell after hours on Wednesday after the customer- and workplace-analytics platform’s full-year outlook came in below expectations.

Shareholders of Deere & Co. voted overwhelmingly to reject a proposal seeking to curb the farming-machinery maker’s diversity, equity and inclusion plans — the latest sign of investor resistance to conservative efforts to end diversity practices.

Trulieve Cannabis Corp. on Wednesday became the third large U.S. cannabis company to launch a line of beverages containing the intoxicant THC, as efforts to legalize cannabis on the federal level remain in limbo.

President Donald Trump has proposed a new “Trump gold card” program that would provide foreign investors who put up at least $5 million with U.S. residency and a path to citizenship — but the plan is drawing flak from immigration experts.

State gears up actions against illicit cannabis stores with the total count of legal shops in N.Y. now at 307.

“The state of stock markets today are just about as risky as I have ever seen,’ says billionaire investor Paul Singer, in a rare interview

The San Francisco office market was left for dead. But Wall Street may be bringing it back to life.