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By Rhiannon Hoyle Lynas Rare Earths said it produced more rare earths in its fiscal fourth quarter versus the three months immediately prior, including...
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In these times of deep divisions, one thing Americans can agree on is the Super Bowl. It has become our secular version of Carnival...
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A glimmer of hope appeared Friday for beleaguered New York Community Bancorp after its stock rose 17% on strong trading volume. Investors seemed reassured...
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Elon Musk’s X has blocked San Francisco building inspectors from accessing its headquarters building to inspect a giant, makeshift “X” installed on the roof...
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When Amazon.com Inc. and Apple Inc. report quarterly results on Thursday, we’ll get a look at two big companies, with big expectations, trying to...
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Yellow Corp., one of the largest trucking companies in the country, shut down Sunday as it prepares to file for bankruptcy, the Wall Street...
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A screen for Russell 2000 stocks with low price/earnings ratio and which pay a dividend of greater than 3% reveals plenty of regional banks...
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The Nasdaq 100 Index’s “special rebalancing,” which took effect on July 24, is unlikely to have any noticeable effect on either the performance of...
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There are two certainties in the tech world when it comes to digital advertising: Google and Meta. And then there’s everyone else. Through economic...
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Intel Corp.’s latest earnings — and the market’s reaction to them — are a study in relativity. The chip company’s second-quarter results, put out...
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Pressure is mounting on Unilever to exit Russia, as the consumer goods giant faces calls for a boycott of its products. Activist group B4Ukraine...
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For many, the Beanie Babies craze of the ‘90s was a harsh lesson in bubble economics. Meaning, they bought the popular stuffed animals and...
