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Japan tops the list of the largest foreign holders of U.S. debt.

San Francisco isn’t the only high-rent city brought back to earth. In Manhattan, the rental apartment vacancy rate is now at its highest point in at least 14 years.

Investors got hit with another dose of volatility.

New Tesla registrations have fallen in California in recent months.

Trump's infrastructure plan would cover not only roads and bridges but tech upgrades such as 5G wireless networks.

Cash holdings fell at the fastest pace since August 2009.

Stock splits are a corporate action that mutiply the number of shares, but keeps the company's market value unchanged.

U.S. investors shrugged off a resurgence in new COVID-19 infections.

A basket of stocks popular among retail investors has outperformed those favored by hedge funds and mutual funds, according to Goldman Sachs.

The sports-betting industry was a $150 billion business in 2019 and gamblers have since March been limited to wagering on South Korean baseball and other obscure sports, causing many of them to turn their focus to the financial markets.

American consumers fear jobs lost in some of the hardest-hit sectors of the economy will be slow to return and that some may never do so.

Both Tesla and Nikola Motor are making waves in the electric-vehicle market.

Wall Street investors are stockpiling aluminum as a way to make money when returns on bonds are low.

Before COVID-19 upended American life, the head of a $33 billion U.K. foundation told a collection of money managers how bad it was going to get. The alarm spread through the worlds of finance and business.

The Federal Reserve remains cautious on the pace of the recovery following the coronavirus slump.

Tesla's share price topped $1,000 for the first time ever on Wednesday and has risen 145% this year.

Target Corp.'s dividend hike is a rarity among retailers since the COVID-19 pandemic choked sales.

Investors bid the Nasdaq past the 10,000 level while exiting the Dow and S&P.

Shares of the electric vehicle maker have soared 175 percent since bottoming in mid-March.