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Customers will be able to trade select US stocks and ETFs around the clock, reacting to news whenever it breaks.
A weak quarter and a disappointing outlook deepen Wall Street’s doubts about the turnaround.
Riot Platforms spent years using enormous amounts of electricity to mine bitcoin.
The investment in affordable homebuilders signals a long-term bet on housing, despite elevated rates and persistent cost pressures Berkshire Hathaway has built a stake of more than 11% in Lennar.
As artificial intelligence promises to remake one industry after another, investors have yet to figure out what it means for the music industry.
Farm equipment stocks are rallying in the face of one of the worst markets for tractors and combines in years, a sign investors think there is nowhere to go but up.
D.R. Horton (DHI) is increasing its stock buyback as it tries to project confidence in its prospects after a tough year for housing companies.
Let the chips fall where they may, micro-chips that is. With high demand from the AI boom, chip companies in the semiconductor sector are cashing in.
After months of impressive growth, home furnishing retailer Williams-Sonoma’s stock is poised to hit a wall.
The stock market has turned a once little-known maker of data center equipment into one of the biggest names in AI infrastructure.
Telecom stocks are seeing bigger swings, but a clear winner has emerged thus far. In October 2025, Verizon’s outlook seemed more uncertain than ever.
While homebuilding stocks lag the broader market, builders selling to wealthy buyers are faring better than those selling starter homes There’s no place like home, but investors are finding plenty of places they’d rather put their money.
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