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Also: Medicare timing, Apple's bonds, Nvidia and a semiconductor stock screen and numbers for prospective home buyers as mortgage-loan rates near 8%.

As Stanley Druckenmiller once said, pay attention to central banks. And Jerome Powell could lay out the market path for two months later.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise shares fell after hours Thursday after the company's fiscal 2024 earnings outlook fell short of expectations.

Companies are beefing up spending on their own AI capabilities, all while AI revenues largely have yet to materialize

An updated screen highlights chip makers expected to show high-double-digit growth rates, along with some surprisingly low stock valuations.

About 500 multinationals currently operate in Israel, primarily focusing on cutting-edge research and development.

Investors are flocking to bonds issued by (almost all) of the Magnificent Seven companies, drawn in by the juiciest yields seen on such high-quality names.

The IRS is testing a program that would allow taxpayers to file their taxes online for free. It would compete with TurboTax and certified public accountants.

Companies are beefing up spending on their own AI capabilities, all while AI revenues largely have yet to materialize

Nvidia Corp. said late Tuesday a widened U.S. ban on AI tech products to China could delay its current rollout, but did not foresee a meaningful financial...