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Record January stock-market rally left these ETFs behind. Few are set to bounce.

China, Tesla, and clean energy-related ETFs were left behind in the January stock-market rally that drove the S&P 500 to multiple record highs.

Qualcomm earnings blow past estimates, sending stock higher

The company’s semiconductor business recorded a sizable revenue beat.

Banks’ office-loan exposure remains a ‘mixed bag’ as lenders manage through downturn

Banks continue to navigate a bumpy landscape in loans tied to a drop in office-space value and rent prices in many markets as workers stay at home.

Judge dismisses Disney’s free-speech lawsuit against DeSantis

Walt Disney Co.’s lawsuit against Florida’s Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis and others, alleging they retaliated against the company for publicly criticizing a controversial parents-rights education law backed by DeSantis, was dismissed by a federal judge on Wednesday.

Biden administration proposes banning ‘junk fees’ on college students’ bank accounts

The CFPB and advocates have warned for years about deals between schools and financial institutions to pitch products to students.

Your home office may have helped China attack critical U.S. infrastructure — here’s how

Investigators say they have broken up a network of hacked routers that China used to hide its infrastructure attacks.

A ‘massive brain drain’ is looming as boomers and Gen X-ers retire. Can flextirement help businesses?

Is it time for companies to embrace flextirement?

Oil prices end lower but score first monthly gain since September

Oil futures settled lower on Wednesday, pressured in part by official data showing weekly gains in U.S. crude and gasoline supplies.

Apple earnings are on tap. Can the iPhone maker snap an ugly streak?

Apple will be looking to break an inglorious streak of revenue declines Thursday afternoon.

Manhattan Associates’ stock heads toward record close as analysts say it could triple revenue over time

Investors should stay the course on the supply-chain cloud company after record earnings, analyst says

Starbucks says impacts of boycotts and China are ‘transitory.’ Some analysts ask: Are they really?

During Starbucks Corp.’s earnings call on Tuesday, executives said that the impact from a more cautious consumer in China, the deepening conflict in the Middle East and related consumer boycotts would be fleeting. Afterward, Wall Street was trying to figure out whether to believe them.

A small bitcoin addition could double a traditional portfolio’s return, this asset manager says.

A weekly look at the most important news and moves in crypto, and what’s on the horizon in digital assets.
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