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Bank of America analysts said the stock market has a lot in common with the run-up to recent collapses in 2000 and 2008 and faces further losses this year.

Capital cities across Europe are competing for Tesla as CEO Elon Musk visits Paris to meet with French President Emmanuel Macron for the second time in recent weeks.

The Walt Disney Company announced Senior Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Christine McCarthy is stepping down.

An anonymous former employee for Anheuser-Busch suggested that Bud Light’s outreach to transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney was intended to destroy the American brand.

Advanced Micro Devices is expected to offer new information on an AI "superchip" when the company CEO Lisa Su gives her keynote address at an event in San Francisco.

Tesla’s market valuation has grown by $240 billion amid 13 straight trading sessions on Wall Street for the EV maker in which the stock value finished with a gain.

A growing number of seniors are seeking out surgeries, particularly related to knees and hips, that may have been pushed off during the COVID pandemic.

Target shares have been hit with another demotion, this time from Bank of America, following several stock downgrades that have pushed share value to a three-year low.

The Federal Reserve paused its 15-month interest rate hike campaign on Wednesday after government data pointed to a sharp slowdown in inflation last month.

Antitrust regulators at the European Union (EU) say Google must sell a portion of its digital advertising business to ease competition concerns.

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is reportedly planning to block Microsoft’s $69 billion purchase of video game maker Activision Blizzard, maker of best selling game Call of Duty.

Salesforce is getting into the generative AI business to help philanthropic organizations like nonprofits, the company announced on Monday.

Goldman Sachs lowered its 2023 outlook for crude prices by almost 10% citing a number of factors, even after Saudi Arabia's surprise production cut took the global markets off guard.

Data compiled by the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration shows over 247,000 vehicles built by Toyota, Kia and Land Rover were recalled last week.

The Federal Reserve's decision on rates, consumer and producer inflation data, retail sales, GameStop's annual meeting and a potential spicy IPO top the week ahead on Wall Street.

Regulators have completed a safety review of Norfolk Southern following February's derailment and plans to complete a probe of other freight railroads.

Tesla shares are on pace to log their 10th-straight gain following reports of sales growth in China and the EV company’s new $7,500 tax credit.

Wall Street veteran James Demmert warned the bear market is not yet over despite a months-long rally, and said stocks could tumble another 10% this year.

Target shares have been hit with a series of downgrades as consumer pushback on the retailer’s Pride merchandise continues. Citi lowered Target to neutral from buy on Friday.

Amazon is cutting delivery routes short in places affected by poor air quality, while Target's order pickup service may not operate in the most affected areas.