The Treasury market is ending the week on a somewhat downbeat note after struggling with Thursday’s $23 billion auction of 30-year bonds.

Biden sends $1.2B for direct-air carbon-emissions capture facilities in Texas and Louisiana, technology that essentially vacuums up existing Earth-warming CO2.

To get companies to lower prices, consumers have to stop complaining about paying more for the things they want and need, and start refusing to buy them.

Attorney General Merrick Garland on Friday named David Weiss as a special counsel in the investigation into President Joe Biden’s son Hunter.

Mickelson tried to bet $400,000 on a Ryder Cup he was playing in, a new book alleges.

“While the removal from the blacklist has gone without much notice, we do think that this is a big deal,” said TerrAscend executive chair Jason Wild.

Inflation has slowed down significantly over the past few months, but it faces risks of re-acceleration in the fourth quarter or next year, some analysts warned. 

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A pair of exchange-traded funds managed by Cathie Wood’s ARK Investment sold Tesla shares again on Thursday, continuing with a months-long trend.

The University of Michigan’s gauge of consumer sentiment inched down to a preliminary August reading of 71.2 from a July reading of 71.6.