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The S&P 500 is soaring to new records driven by Nvidia, while less-important companies fall and remain far below their highs.

S&P 500 briefly tops 5500 for the first time, before closing lower, and Wall Street star Nvidia sees its stock fall.

Big Pharma can’t seem to get investors hyped on much beyond obesity, so many are jumping in. Most won’t win.

Those wanting to track the meme-stock mania lost their chance when Roundhill’s MEME ETF closed last year.

The move by American Airlines to reverse its direct-distribution strategy shows how some travel agents are here to stay.

Crowdfunded companies pull in cash through sleek social-media promotions and mentions of Elon Musk.

European stock markets and the euro fell following the advance of far-right parties in European elections and major losses for President Emmanuel Macron’s alliance that prompted him to call a snap election.

The activist has built a stake of nearly $2 billion in Southwest Airlines and plans to push for changes aimed at helping to fix the airline’s underperformance.

The advance leaves the year-to-date gain for U.S.-stock funds at 7.8%. Also: A flashback to the 90th anniversary of the creation of the SEC.

As more American couples opt for lab-grown stones, whoever buys the world’s most famous diamond producer needs to be as sharp at marketing as mining.

Only once in the past 25 years have individual stocks swung about so much while the overall market stayed placid.

As millions of Americans build up sizable workplace retirement assets, disputes over who gets the money are on the rise.

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A group backed by BlackRock and Citadel Securities is planning to launch the Texas Stock Exchange, an electronic share-trading venue where companies can also list their shares.

A growing disconnect between the fortunes of upper- and lower-income Americans could account for some of the crossed signals in the U.S. economy.

More than 650,000 people tuned in to hear “Roaring Kitty” talk GameStop.

Here are some of the major companies whose stocks moved on the week’s news.

The 10-year Treasury yield saw its biggest one-day gain in two months; investors dial back expectations for when the Fed might cut rates.

Bundles of real estate and other private assets are easy to buy and hard to sell. Make sure you know how you’ll get out before you get in.

Due diligence can be difficult thanks to the communities’ complex business models, but prospective residents should review key metrics before buying in.

The broker to New York Community Bancorp hires a risk chief for the first time.

Firms are dramatically marking up stakes bought on the secondary market.

The People’s Bank of China will sell Treasury bonds when necessary, the Financial News has reported, stoking fresh discussion about whether the central bank should trade Treasury bonds on the secondary market as a way to manage liquidity.

Bonds are starting to look more appealing than equities to Australian Retirement Trust, one of the country’s largest pension funds, which is betting that stocks’ ability to deliver surprising returns is fading.

Account holders gripe after bumpy early experiences with the bank’s new owner, JPMorgan Chase.

Growth slows as big deals are taking longer to close and AI hype isn’t yet paying off.

Salesforce decline masks rally outside tech as drop in Treasury yields brings some relief.

A sale of shares in the world’s most valuable oil company is expected in coming days and weeks, following a Wall Street Journal report that the kingdom planned a large fundraising.

Oil stocks fell by 4.2 million barrels — a greater decline than was expected.