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The market seems to be trying to gather momentum for another push higher.

This year’s seasonal improvement appears worse than in previous years.

Norfolk Southern has reached a settlement with the federal government over last year’s derailment of one of the company’s trains in East Palestine, Ohio.

Gold and silver were trading sharply lower Thursday, extending losses into a third straight session a day after minutes from the Federal Reserve showed that some policymakers were willing to raise interest rates if needed to fight inflation.

The 30-year mortgage rate is averaging at 6.94% Freddie Mac said in its latest weekly survey on Thursday.

Chief Executive Patrice Louvet said the company is now in the second year of its “Next Great Chapter: Accelerate” plan as it navigates a “highly dynamic global operating environment.”

Step aside Apple and Tesla, retail investors may have a new favorite stock: Nvidia.

Journalist Tracie McMillan says she “understood enough about the world to know that I’m getting something for being white” — even if she, too, struggled financially.

Alibaba’s stock fell Thursday, after the China-based ecommerce giant said it planned to sell $4.5 billion worth of debt that can be converted into cash for stock.

New home sales at 634,000 annual rate in April, versus 665,000 in prior month.

It will be a busy holiday weekend, with some 43.8 million Americans hitting the road, according to AAA.

The U.S. economy gained speed in May, a pair of S&P surveys found, and businesses were optimistic about future growth even as high inflation persisted.