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Amazon’s stock looks to enter 2024 with a record-tying weekly winning streak

Shares of Amazon climbed back into positive territory for the week on Thursday, putting them on track to end the year with a record-tying weekly winning streak.

Chicago business-activity index retreats in December

Chicago PMI falls to 46.9 after surging following the end of the United Auto Workers strike.

You won’t believe how much getting a babysitter on New Year’s Eve will cost this year

Babysitting rates are up 12% this New Year's Eve compared to last year. No wonder folks are staying in.

Fisker’s stock soars as EV maker to announce plan to boost sales, deliveries

Fisker's stock surged Friday, after the electric vehicle maker said it will announce in January a plan to accelerate sales and deliveries.

Growing concern over AI threats to election integrity as U.S. primaries approach

A series of high-profile global elections in 2024 will require social-media platforms and generative AI developers to meet the moment amid an evolving and uncertain technology landscape.

Here’s everything new coming to Netflix in January 2024 — and what’s leaving

Get ready for Sofia Vergara in 'Griselda,' Kevin Hart in 'Lift,' Dan Levy in 'Good Grief' and much more

Financial resolutions for the new year? Retirees want to pay off credit-card debt.

The new year can offer the hope of a fresh start — and a fresh slate for credit cards.

UnitedHealth to book $7 billion charge due to deal to sell Brazil operations

UnitedHealth disclosed Friday that it will book a charge of about $7 billion, following a deal to sell its Brazil operations to a private investor.

Here’s what’s new on Amazon’s Prime Video and Freevee in January 2024

Get ready for a slew of new releases with big-name stars, including 'Expats,' 'Foe' and 'Role Play'

Hapag-Lloyd to continue diverting ships from Red Sea

German container shipping company Hapag-Lloyd said it will continue to divert its ships from the Red Sea, even as some of its peers plan to gradually increase transits through the area.

Treasury yields tick higher as traders prepare to close out wild 2023

Treasury yields ticked higher Friday, on track to end 2023 not far from where they started after a wild year that saw the 10-year rate hit a 16-year high above 5% before retreating into year-end as investors penciled in expectations for Federal Reserve interest rate cuts next year.

Tax-loss selling makes these stocks in cannabis, pharma, energy and industrials worth buying

Investors have been dumping losers to offset 2023's outsized capital gains.
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