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The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that sports-related event contracts are not swaps, contradicting a Third Circuit ruling from April.

A new market catalyst is on the horizon in the form of midterm elections. ISS Stoxx picked out a few cash cows that may offer some stability.

Whether artificial intelligence can sustain its advance remains to be seen.

Every weekday, the Investing Club releases the Homestretch; an actionable afternoon update just in time for the last hour of trading.

CF Industries is one of the world’s lowest-cost nitrogen producers, giving it an advantage at a time when global supply is tight.

Apple raised prices for Apple Music by $1 per month in July, citing licensing costs.

In a 2020 complaint, the Justice Department accused Arkansas-based Walmart of repeatedly violating the federal Controlled Substances Act since 2013.

The Investing Club holds its "Morning Meeting" every weekday at 10:20 a.m. ET.

Here are some of the companies making headlines in midday trading.

“I don’t want this debt hanging over my head anymore.”

Banque Misr UAE processed about $1.8 billion over two years for some 100 companies that are potentially part of Iran's shadow banking network, Treasury said.

Some Gen Z investors are choosing gambling on sports over investing for their future.

After confusing markets at his July press conference, Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh used Jackson Hole to give a clearer view of the case for higher interest rates.

Using artificial-intelligence tools to help navigate Medicare’s open-enrollment season might seem like an easy way to simplify what can be an overwhelming decision.

There's new risk emerging from Big Tech's massive artificial intelligence buildout.

Views on what it takes to get ahead in the U.S. are undergoing a ‘sea change.’

Amazon.com could rally as wider AI adoption drives up sales on its online shopping platform, per Evercore ISI.

The economy created slightly fewer jobs from the spring of 2025 to the spring of 2026 than originally reported, new government figures show, leaving intact an image of a sluggish labor market in which hiring was unusually slow.

It has become difficult to figure out how much oil is flowing from the Gulf because information from the region is limited due to the war, Goldman said.