U.S. stocks ended mixed Tuesday, as investors weighed news of a debt ceiling deal that needs to quickly pass in Congress and technology stock gains driven by the promise of artificial intelligence software, against the ongoing question whether more interest rate hikes are coming from the Federal Reserve.

Citi analyst Keith Horowitz flags office space as a “primary pain point” for big banks but no “crash” in the sector is expected.

It was probably going to happen anyway, but the debt-ceiling deal struck between President Joe Biden and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy spells the end of the student debt repayment moratorium.

‘He’s too tired to leave, and we don’t have anything but bills.’

Earnings Watch: PC makers HP Inc. and Dell report this week, along with Salesforce, Macy’s and Dollar General.

Founder and Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang set out to dazzle a crowd at a Taiwan tech show on Sunday, announcing an array of new products.

“The more value you provide, the more valuable you become, and that should translate into financial rewards.”

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez will bring forward general elections from December to July, following Sunday’s weak results for the Partido Popular.

Money gurus are hot on T-bills, but they’re spending millions. You need a different kind of plan for a regular-sized portfolio.

Turkish investors rushed into stocks and dumped the lira after President Recep Tayyip Erdogan embarked on his third decade in the top position.