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PepsiCo reports rare revenue miss, but profit beat and higher dividend

That was the first time revenue didn’t beat expectations in at least five years.

The stock market right now resembles the Y2K surge — and that didn’t end well

Even without a recession the Y2K bubble shows us that returns on stocks from now on will be meager for this cycle

Can Arm’s earnings ever justify its huge stock price surge?

Royalty revenues hold the key to growth.

Here’s who benefited from the stock-market boom — and who missed out

The quickest way to gain wealth over the past few years was by investing in the stock market, but that wealth hasn’t been distributed evenly among Americans.

Barclays to buy retail banking arm of supermarket chain Tesco for £600 million

Tesco on Friday said it was selling the retailing banking business of Tesco Bank to Barclays for £600 million initially

Getaround will lay off 30% of its workforce to further reduce costs

Car-sharing company Getaround Inc. will lay off roughly one-third of its workforce in an effort to reduce costs.

These stocks are poised to lead tech beyond the ‘Magnificent Seven’

Valuations are attractive in AI and software, tech-sector analyst says.

Bill Holdings’ stock rallies, then falls after hours. Investors may have been looking for more profits after layoffs.

Shares of Bill Holdings Inc. seesawed in after-hours trade on Thursday, as strong quarterly results ran up against questions about the business-assistance software platform’s more upbeat profit outlook following steep cuts two months ago, amid continued caution on spending among its small-business customers.

Arm’s stock surge burns short sellers, to the tune of $445 million in paper losses

Arm’s stock easily had its best day on record Thursday, and its 48% daily surge scorched short sellers in the process.

These mutual-fund and ETF investing tips keep your portfolio in the game

How a top fund manager succeeds, finding ‘underdog’ and other value stocks, and more in MarketWatch’s Mutual Funds Weekly.

Passive investing is more popular. But it’s time to invest actively — here’s why.

Passive investing has become more popular than active investing in the U.S., but the trend may be changing soon, according to Jill Carey Hall, U.S. equity strategist at BofA Global Research.

ETF issuers defied investor expectations by raising fees in 2023. They may have to keep doing it.

After a decade of seemingly never-ending fee-cutting wars, ETF issuers raised their fees in 2023 as the landscape evolved beyond cheap index-tracking funds.
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