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Carvana is a ‘true disruptor,’ but does it have room to grow market share?

Carvana’s share of the used-car market is currently at about 1.5%. One analyst sees a path to much more than that in 10 years.

Bank of Japan’s Ueda rattles global bond markets with the prospect of a rate hike this month

A stronger yen and rising Japanese bond yields could pull capital away from the U.S. equity and bond markets.

After months of box-office busts, Hollywood roars back with ‘Zootopia 2’

The Disney sequel set a record for an animated-film opening, while the second part of Universal’s “Wicked” continues its smash run despite poor reviews.

How Amazon’s stock could soar 30% thanks to its cloud business

Amazon shares have trailed most Big Tech peers this year, but an increase in cloud capacity could spark a revival.

Are Oracle bears too pessimistic? This analyst thinks the stock can rise 90%.

A Deutsche Bank analyst sees “limited additional downside” for the stock even under “draconian” assumptions — and big upside if the company starts capitalizing on its opportunity.

I’m dating a guy with $80K in student-loan debt. Is this a red flag?

“I just feel like he has been out of school long enough and should have it paid down at least a little more.”

Vaccine stocks take a hit as FDA official points to link between COVID-19 vaccines and rare heart condition in young men

Memo also reportedly mentions vaccines for flu and pneumonia.

Elon Musk offers two non-Tesla stock picks to play the future of AI

Why the Tesla CEO sees opportunity in shares of Alphabet and Nvidia, which have enjoyed strong rallies this year.

Trump says he’s made his decision on the next Fed chair. Here’s what to know about front-runner Kevin Hassett.

Prediction markets give Hassett, a top economist in the Trump administration, a nearly 80% chance of becoming Fed chief.

Here’s what might turn the tide for value stocks and the broader market over growth stocks in 2026

RBC Capital’s head of U.S. equity strategy, Lori Calvasina, expects the tug-of-war with value stocks and the broader market on one side and Big Tech on the other to continue in 2026.

Manufacturers shrink for 9th month in a row, ISM finds. Tariffs hurt sales and keep lid on hiring.

‘Business conditions remain soft as a result of higher costs from tariffs, the government shutdown, and increased global uncertainty’

Alphabet and Nvidia alone make up a third of the S&P 500’s gains this year, in a sign of Big Tech’s dominance

On the whole, Big Tech accounts for almost half of the index’s 2025 rise, according to DataTrek.
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