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U.S. stock markets were under pressure Thursday as the spreading of COVID-19 variants sparked concerns over global growth.

Gold investors are taking the wheel, setting the precious metal up for a major rally as investors realize the Federal Reserve is powerless against rising and persistent inflation, according to one strategist.

A dispute involving 5,000 parking spaces New York City and bondholders agreed to give the Yankees as part of the development project – a complex, multi-year effort to bring economic growth to the poor South Bronx neighborhood where Yankee Stadium calls home, has scuttled plans for a new soccer stadium

Former Reagan economist Art Laffer provides insight into consumer prices surging in May.

MicroStrategy Inc. is selling debt to fund additional bitcoin purchases despite warning that soured investments in the cryptocurrency will result in another massive impairment loss.

Investors are positioning for the risk of higher inflation as the reopening of the U.S. economy gathers steam, but may not be prepared if the worst of the price increases has already run its course.

Big-money managers say too many investors have piled into bitcoin, according to a Bank of America survey.

Investment bank Goldman Sachs saw its profits nearly quintuple in the first quarter, driven by a massive surge of revenue from its core investment banking and trading operations.

U.S. stock struggled Tuesday as bond yields reached a 14-month high ahead of President Biden later this week unveiling his $3 trillion infrastructure package.