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Building-products supplier QXO is led by Brad Jacobs, who made two other companies leaders in their sectors.

Gaining even a sliver of the $12 trillion pool of retirement funds could drive private equity growth for years.

Both companies saw a drop in U.S. web traffic and sales after a change in tax and trade policy in the spring. Amazon, Gap, and others are benefiting.

JBS is the No. 1 producer of beef and poultry globally. Its sales of $77 billion last year made it the world’s largest food company.

Amid pressure from the White House, U.S. drug companies are experimenting with direct-to-consumer sales models that cut out the middlemen.

The inventor of the “4% rule” has revised his math. What to know about giving yourself a pay hike.

The president has fired a statistician, pressured the central bank, and called for a CEO to quit. Those are hallmarks of an emerging market, strategists say.

Investors should buy the world’s largest gold miner to make their portfolios glitter.

Northeast Supply Enhancement (NESE) project was stopped by political opposition in 2019, but it could fare better this time with backing from the Trump administration.

The chair of the White Council of Economic Advisers wants lower rates and less regulation.

Soaring stock valuations have accompanied the AI boom.

James Bullard, a former St. Louis Fed president, and economic consultant Marc Sumerlin are in the running to succeed Jerome Powell.

The stock looks like a cheap play on Paramount’s revival under new CEO David Ellison.

Hackers stand to gain “a superpower.” Will the crypto industry be ready?

The IPO market is sizzling. Crypto firm Bullish and options exchange Miami International are now getting ready to go public.

Retirees should consider locking in higher yields on cash and bonds while they still can.

Lifeway Foods controls the rapidly growing U.S. kefir market, but its founding family has been fighting even as a French dairy giant tries to acquire it.

With elevated inflation, income investments that can keep up with the pace of rising prices are crucial.

This leader in digital engagement solutions for the healthcare industry is capitalizing on several secular tailwinds.

Trade experts say these commitments leave more questions than answers.

Retail traders briefly pumped up the retailer’s heavily shorted shares. A sustained rally will depend on fixing its flagging business.

Graham owns an array of businesses including Kaplan test prep, and has family ties to Berkshire Hathaway. The stock looks cheap.

Industrials have emerged as the top-performing S&P 500 sector.

Dealmaking is in style again under President Donald Trump. Potential takeover targets include C3.ai, Viking Therapeutics, and Lyft.

Even the most fleshed-out trade pacts are light on details, and in some cases there are different interpretations of what was agreed upon.