Higher mortgages rates and record home prices kept sales subdued for the second straight year.

Deep-pocketed nominees are circling multimillion-dollar properties in and around the capital to be closer to the president and his inner circle.

Banks are hoping to sell the X debt at around 90 to 95 cents on the dollar.

The dominant ratings provider hopes to fend off competitors by pivoting to a bundle that combines its consumer panels with ...

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The card giant has set a high bar for growth, but there is rising uncertainty about 2025.

President Trump “wants to pivot from his predecessor’s obsession with racial differences, as do millions of Americans,” ...

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Palantir was a huge winner in 2024, but MicroStrategy delivered an even greater return. Wall Street is decidedly bullish about MicroStrategy this year but bearish about Palantir. Analysts like ...

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