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Opendoor’s stock may be drawing in more bearish bets against it, even as it keeps rising. Here’s why.

Shares of heavily shorted Opendoor Technologies are continuing their rally, putting the stock on pace to extend its winning streak to seven days.

StubHub launches IPO roadshow to drum up investor interest for its new stock

Ticket seller StubHub and security-software company Netskope both plan to raise about $800 million. Each company has been operating for more than 10 years.

Worried about Nvidia’s stock? This analyst has a $2 trillion reason to remain calm.

The market for AI compute and networking could reach $2 trillion by 2030, and both Nvidia’s GPUs and Broadcom’s custom chips can win, Melius analysts say

Alphabet is this analyst’s top pick in Big Tech. Why he sees 27% more upside for Google.

Google’s grip on highly monetizable commercial search queries remains unshaken by AI, setting the stage for a new $300 price target, Evercore ISI analyst Mark Mahaney said.

This growing risk to your stock portfolio is new, volatile — and here to stay

“Fragmentation” is breaking global business relationships. U.S. companies could see closed markets and higher costs.

EchoStar clinches a $17 billion spectrum deal with Elon Musk’s SpaceX, and the stock soars again

EchoStar soars further into record territory after a $17 billion deal to sell spectrum to Elon Musk’s SpaceX.

What investors should expect from stocks after the Fed’s September meeting

The stock market doesn’t always rally after interest-rate cuts.

Oracle earnings are coming soon. Here’s what matters most to Wall Street.

Oracle is expected to follow up last year’s strong cloud performance with even bigger growth this year, but analysts want to assess the impact on profit metrics.

These are the stock-market trades to make going into the end of the year, according to Goldman Sachs

An unwind of the AI trade represents the clearest potential catalyst for a reversal, says Wall St bank

My parents promised to split their estate 50/50, but my mother gave my brother real estate. Is that fair?

“The trust dictates my brother should receive an equal amount.”

Two Fed nowcasts are producing two entirely different views of economy

No fewer than three of the Fed’s regional central banks offer what are called “nowcasts” of GDP growth — and they all are telling very different stories about the U.S. economy.

The jobs slowdown actually means the recession’s over, not starting, argues Morgan Stanley

Friday’s weak jobs data provided further proof that the U.S. is transitioning to an early-stage recovery, says Morgan Stanley strategists.
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