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Bullish investors say the fuel cell maker can take market share from natural gas turbines, a $100 billion annual market.

The cuts among its corporate workforce come as Amazon looks to “realize efficiency gains.”

Investors are ready to reward any company that can provide electricity quickly, even if it isn’t its main source of business.

The National Retail Federation says Americans will spend a record $13.1 billion this Halloween, including $3.9 billion on candy.

The deal would be no different from the failures that preceded it, Bill Saporito writes in a guest commentary.

The markets are entering the final week of October, which will feature more earnings, a Fed meeting, and President Trump’s meeting with China’s Xi.

October ticket sales are down about 6% from this time a year ago, according to Comscore.

A quarter-point rate cut is all but certain at this week’s Federal Open Market Committee meeting. And we’ll see earnings reports from roughly 160 S&P 500 companies.

Both companies had a soft third quarter due to customers’ changing buying habits. The fourth quarter looks brighter.

Analysts also weigh in on EQT, General Motors, Halliburton, and PennyMac Financial Services.

Six of the world’s best AI chatbots received $10,000 to trade cryptocurrencies.The contest isn’t over yet, but most of them saw their portfolios take a beating. Why that shouldn’t be a surprise.

All three indexes recorded new highs thanks to a cooler-than-feared CPI reading.

One stock from the screen, Bloom Energy, has surged about 1,000% in the past year.

As utilities build power plants to power the AI industry, their earnings should grow.

On the 24th day of the government shut down, investors will get a dose of government data in the form of the CPI for September.

Energy Select Sector SPDR Fund, weighted toward oil majors, has risen just 3.2% this year while the VanEck Oil Refiners ETF is up 40%.

As the price tag for the project balloons to $300 million, the White House released a list of donors.

The casino operator reports third-quarter earnings that exceed Wall Street’s expectations.

The new application offers a promising vision of where the internet is heading, though it make take more time to get there.

A glut of crude has been building around the world for months and is now too big to ignore.

Pro football player (and Taylor Swift fiancé) Travis Kelce has joined with an investing group to take a 9% stake in the amusement park operator Six Flags.

Rare earths optimism giveth and rare earths doubt taketh away.

Analysts are looking to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s planned meeting with Vice Premier He Lifeng in Malaysia this week for assurances that a leader-level meeting is still on track and to keep tariffs from hitting triple-digit levels in November.

Going public will get easier, and annual meetings will be freed from pesky shareholder proposals, promised Paul Atkins, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission chair.

OpenAI hopes it will change how people use the World Wide Web, and challenged Google Chrome’s dominance.