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History says there’s a good chance we haven’t seen the stock-market lows yet
The U.S. stock market has suffered a significant correction in every single midterm election year since 1950, warns Lansing Street Advisors.
Why one analyst believes Microsoft’s stock may be bottoming out
Bernstein’s Mark Moerdler sees a good entry point for new investors in the stock, as Microsoft should start reaping the benefits of capex.
Nvidia’s stock is on a 10-day winning streak. Here’s why investors are getting back on board with AI.
The AI trade has been full of uncertainty, but investors seem to be getting excited again
Novo Nordisk’s stock rallied after drugmaker reveals deal with OpenAI
Novo Nordisk is working with OpenAI on a broad deal that will use artificial intelligence to more quickly develop new medications as well as help train its workforce.
As S&P 500 approaches record highs, this is what could derail the stock-market rebound
The S&P 500 was back near its all-time high on Tuesday as investors in U.S. stocks appeared content to look past the fact that the Strait of Hormuz was still mostly closed.
5 things to know about a potential merger of United and American airlines
Even in a White House viewed as business friendly, a United and American combo would be bound to raise some serious concerns.
New Alzheimer’s research shows the disease affects men and women differently. What it could mean for testing and care.
It’s “a move away from a one-size-fits-all framework for Alzheimer’s disease.”
A new CEO and a deal with Uber aren’t enough to lift this EV maker’s struggling stock
The announcement comes amid concerns from investors about Lucid’s ability to stay afloat.
Wholesale inflation jumps to highest level in three years — but the news is not all bad
U.S. inflation at the wholesale level rose to a three-year high in March due to surging oil prices tied to the Iran war, but aside from energy, the increases in the cost of other goods and services were surprisingly tame.