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The S&P 500 on Tuesday finished only 1.9% away from its record finish in January, but that’s masking a lot of AI turbulence

Appaloosa Management boosted its stake in American Airlines and Big Tech names during the fourth quarter, while selling off positions in several financial names.

Berkshire’s fresh bet on the publisher of the New York Times marks a return to newspapers for the conglomerate after exiting the business six years ago.

Some experts say Florida’s more business-friendly policies are helping the state attract more corporations.

CrowdStrike, C.H. Robinson and Compass are among stocks that have been unfairly punished by fears of AI disruption, analysts say.

An apparent slowdown in inflation since last fall has eased worries on Wall Street, but skeptics are yet to be convinced price pressures have largely evaporated. A new Federal Reserve study might add to the doubts.

Genuine Parts shares tumbled Tuesday after a big earnings miss overshadowed breakup plans.

How an overheated IPO market this year could derail U.S. stocks.

As the software selloff deepens, ServiceNow’s CEO is buying the dip and joining others at his company in ending automated stock-selling plans.

Nvidia shares have gone nowhere this year, but a Cantor Fitzgerald analyst sees next Wednesday’s earnings report as the first of a few notable catalysts.

D.A. Davidson worries that Rivian’s guidance would require the company to see an unusually strong debut of its R2 EV.

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