Carvana’s stock zooms to record, longest winning run as S&P 500 inclusion is within sight
The online used-car retailer’s stock has gained nearly 50% over a 12-day winning streak, and is aiming for an all-time high. View Source Claudia Assis…
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The Fed cut rates. Biotech didn’t notice.
Biotechs are instead spending their time advancing the kind of smart science that will catch the eye of cash-rich pharmaceutical companies. View Source MarketWatch.com –…
Bigger tax refunds — up to $2,000 on average — could give stocks a boost next year
Tax-rebate checks are expected to arrive in the second quarter for consumers, but the bulk of relief from Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act is…
Oracle’s mixed earnings fail to dispel AI fears, and the stock falls
While the company beat EPS estimates and increased its AI deal pipeline, concerns over its financing strategy remain. View Source Christine Ji MarketWatch.com – Top…
When your health insurer owns your doctor, you’re left paying the price
Health insurers increasingly employ the doctors who provide the medical care they pay for, creating a conflict of interest. View Source Neal K. Shah MarketWatch.com…
SpaceX is eyeing a $1.5 trillion valuation. That’s good news for Google.
Google-parent Alphabet bet in SpaceX appears to have paid off in a big way, as it invested in the company 10 years ago when it…
Should you refinance your mortgage now? This could be the Fed’s last rate cut for a while.
The Federal Reserve has cut interest rates, possibly for the last time for a while. What’s the best move home buyers and homeowners can make…
My insurance company hit me with a $2,000 bill to remove a mole. Can I fight it?
“Why doesn’t the doctor have to inform me of how much something will cost beforehand?” View Source Aditi Shrikant MarketWatch.com – Top Stories December 10,…
NFL quarterback Philip Rivers couldn’t stay retired. Here’s why millions of other Americans can’t either.
Philip Rivers’s unretirement, at age 44, probably feels familiar to the growing number of retirees — including FIRE members — who return to work. And…
Fed cuts or not, the stock market is likely to move higher in 2026
U.S. equities historically have made investors money in two out of every three years — regardless of politics and central-bank policy. View Source Mark Hulbert…