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Tony Zhang breaks down how he's trading this homebuilder stock.

Alexis Ohanian said AI risks are more mundane than the "Terminator and Skynet" scenarios some fear.

It's Fed decision day.

Shares of J.B. Hunt plunged more than 10% Wednesday after the company warned of an earnings drop between 5% and 10%.

Employers are hoping that AI interviewers will streamline the hiring process. Some experts — and job seekers — aren't so sure.

The sharp rise in bond yields is making even the biggest market bulls nervous. Ed Yardeni is no exception.

Albert Edwards of Société Générale says today’s gasoline prices are more closely aligned with crude-oil prices of $150 a barrel than current levels. For diesel, it’s even more dramatic.

Tropical Smoothie Cafe unveiled new branding as it grows rapidly under the ownership of private equity firm Blackstone.

President Trump has been a vocal supporter of data centers, but GOP candidates in tight midterm races are increasingly taking a different tack.

At this point, an interest-rate hike from the Federal Reserve on Wednesday is seen as a virtual certainty by most of Wall Street, although some believe a hold is still possible.

Advil maker Haleon is capitalizing on the GLP-1 boom, boosting sales of products that combat weight loss drugs side effects with strategic store placement.

Sales at U.S. retailers surged in August and posted the biggest increase in five months, offering another piece of evidence suggesting the economy sped up toward the end of summer.

New Zealand's $54 billion pension fund returned 14.2% in the year to June.

From razors to soda, private label keeps eating retail. For many big brands, there’s no point fighting it.

The biggest trade in options on the Cboe VIX Index Tuesday was an unusual $6 million purchase of deep, deep in-the-money-puts.

Walmart will sell Medicare Advantage plans as part of a new partnership with a nonprofit health insurer.

Here are Wednesday's biggest calls on Wall Street.

Rising oil prices and Treasury yields are lifting energy and borrowing costs for U.S. households, pushing consumers to draw more heavily on savings.

The Fed’s next interest-rate hike is going to ‘bite’ consumers. Here’s how to prep your money.

Traders have assigned a better than 90% probability that the FOMC will vote to raise the overnight funds rate a quarter point.