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Manchester United shares slide as early Champions League exit hits revenue guidance

Manchester United crashed out of the Champions League’s group stage last month

Nio’s stock tanks toward a record-tying loss streak as Tesla price cuts weigh

Nio's stock on Wednesday dove to its lowest prices seen in nearly four years, as investors in the China-based electric-vehicle maker continued to express concerns over price cuts by Tesla Inc. and a weakening economy.

Jamie Dimon still sees no value in bitcoin after ETFs debut: ‘please stop talking about this s___’

Jamie Dimon, chief executive at JPMorgan Chase & Co. JPM, said he still sees no value in bitcoin and is done with talking about the crypto, after the first several bitcoin exchange traded funds debuted in the U.S. last week.

Your $7,500 EV tax credit faces a referendum due to the 2024 elections. Here’s why.

This fall's elections, including a possible Biden-Trump rematch in the White House contest, could have a big impact on the Biden administration's incentives and regulations that aim to boost adoption of electric vehicles.

Auto-IRA programs encourage firms to establish their own plans

Financial services companies should get behind state programs for the uncovered

U.S. industrial output ticks up in December on higher auto production

Industrial production rose 0.1% in December, the Federal Reserve reported Wednesday. The gain was above of a 0.1% decline, according to a survey by The Wall Street Journal.

Verizon books $5.8 billion charge amid review of challenged segment

Verizon has continued to face pressures in its business wireline operations.

Is pizza a healthy food? Sort of, new research finds.

Women with diets that included a lot of plant-based proteins were 46% more likely to stay healthy in their later years.

JetBlue dodged a bullet after judge blocked Spirit acquisition, J.P. Morgan says

JetBlue is freed "from a costly merger" now that its Spirit acquisition is nixed.

Import prices flat in December, a stronger reading than expected

The import price index were unchanged in December, the Labor Department said Wednesday. Economists surveyed by the Wall Street Journal were expecting a 0.6% decline.

Retail sales jump in December to cap off holiday shopping season

Sales at U.S. retailers jumped 0.6% in December to cap off a solid holiday shopping season, suggesting the economy still has the power to expand.

Charles Schwab profit halved but beats analyst estimates

Charles Schwab cited "softer volumes" during the quarter.
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