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A former high-flying fund manager on Wednesday was ordered to pay €250 million ($273 million) to investors frozen out of their funds since 2020.

U.S. bond yields rose early Wednesday as the economic growth scare that contributed to a severe bout of stock market risk-aversion — and a rush into haven sovereign debt at the start of the week — continued to fade.

“I could write a book about how mean my son was to me.”

There’s a major cool factor to this Batcave-style space that is a showcase for both art and cars.

The founder of the luxury fashion brand gave the home a sophisticated refresh.

More than 3 million households tapped $8.4 billion in tax subsidies last year in order to defray their costs buying solar panels, heat pumps, water heaters, home insulation and other clean-energy improvements, according to the Treasury Department.

Puma shares tumbled 13% on Wednesday after the German sportswear maker narrowed its profit forecast for the year, citing cautious consumer sentiment and higher freight costs.

Novo Nordisk, Europe’s largest company by market cap thanks to its wildly popular weight-loss drugs, managed just a small increase in second-quarter profits as it builds out the capacity to make the products.

Super Micro Computer Inc. is still seeing fantastic revenue growth, thanks to the AI boom, but investors are clearly starting to worry about margins and competition.

Mountain Dew has been associated with youth culture, but the brand could now be struggling to make that connection.

Brothers Hussein and Ibrahim Qasim admitted laundering millions in a global scheme involving phony Ferraris, Porsches and a $770,000 Ford GT.

Shares are down on the year but up big in the extended session.