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With the DOJ expected to approve the $110 billion Hollywood megamerger, political concerns over turmoil at Paramount’s CBS may push Democratic AGs to act, experts say.

The U.S. economy may be more fragile than a raging bull market suggests.

Dell’s blowout earnings report is highlighting how the AI buildout is also driving demand for old-school computing.

Even stocks in the beleaguered software industry have been on fire.

ServiceNow shares are up 40% this month, leading an industrywide relief rally among enterprise software companies.

For two retailers that both saw their stock slide by a double-digit percentage after earnings, what may be most surprising is that executives at both Gap and American Eagle Outfitters say nothing is wrong with the economy.

The S&P 500 is flashing a green light to investors.

The Iran war could soon draw to a close. Oil prices, however, may not roll back with it.

Okta’s first-qarter earnings cleared Wall Street’s expectations, and the company believes a massive market for AI-agent identity management is brewing on the horizon.

The company’s AI-server revenue was up 757% in the first quarter, while profit beat expectations by the widest margin in at least five years.

The Protect College Sports Act bill could ‘materially harm the earnings potential of top college athletes,’ one sports attorney says.

The unwinding of the TV bundle was bad for cable companies, but Charter’s reassembling of a bundle of streaming services is helping it dig out and may ultimately be a money saver for consumers.

Washington’s ‘fuzzy math’ impacts inflation and your wallet.

The U.S. economy wasn’t all that great in the first three months of the year. But it wasn’t terrible, either.

Americans get less bang for their bucks

The main inflation barometer preferred by Federal Reserve rose to a three-year high in April and it could rise even higher, posing a stiff challenge for households, businesses and the broader U.S. economy.

Dollar Tree’s stock soars after earnings beat expectations and the full-year profit outlook was raised.

The Russell 2000 is beating the S&P 500 this year, but that outperformance is masking a disturbing trend of falling earnings estimates