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Why Red Sea chaos is driving oil buyers ‘into the arms of U.S. shale producers’

U.S. crude exports could be on track to break record as a result of attacks on shipping in the Red Sea, says veteran oil analyst.

Donald Trump tightens grip on landmark Manhattan skyscraper at center of NY court case

New York Attorney General, Trump Org. are wrapping up case before Manhattan judge

This earnings season will be the first big test of the market’s year-end rally. The forecasts don’t look great.

As JPMorgan Chase and Delta lead off the earnings parade next Friday, analysts are wary about a year that's likely to be defined by continued high prices that will force shoppers to be more selective.

‘The ETF is winning out long term’: BlackRock tops market share for ETFs, but 2023 flows point to Vanguard catching up

BlackRock finished 2023 with the biggest market share in the exchange-traded fund industry.

SpaceX IPO could come as soon as 2025 or 2026, says money manager Vijay Marolia

IPO chatter has swirled around SpaceX and its Starlink satellite-internet constellation.

China prognostication is challenging. Witness 2023. And 2024 warning signs are flashing.

Observers on lookout for evidence that slow economic growth is China’s new normal.

Enphase’s stock keeps falling after longtime bull abandons buy call

Enphase Energy's stock fell again Thursday after a longtime bullish analyst recommended investors stop buying, given the uncertainty over when concerns about supply in the solar market will subside.

Eli Lilly launches home delivery of obesity drug Zepbound — but warns against its use for cosmetic weight loss

Eli Lilly & Co. on Thursday announced the launch of new digital health services that could help smooth patient access to the obesity drug Zepbound and other medications — but also warned against the use of some of its most-popular drugs for cosmetic weight loss.

State lawmakers are revving up AI bills after quarter-century of inaction on tech by Congress

State legislatures are taking the lead in regulating artificial intelligence after a quarter-century in which Congress has failed to come up with substantive laws governing tech.

Trump’s businesses got $7.8 million from 20 countries when he was president: report

Donald Trump's businesses received millions of dollars from foreign governments when he was president, a new report said Thursday, prompting congressional Democrats to charge that he violated the Constitution.

Santa didn’t come to Wall Street and stocks now face rough sledding

The market has suffered some serious internal deterioration.

Magnificent Seven’s stocks start year on back foot, but investors are buying their bonds

The stocks of the "Magnificent Seven" group have fared poorly so far in 2024, but investors in their bonds seem unfazed.
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