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The reversal of the Chevron doctrine "may make deregulation under the new Trump administration less robust than markets expect," Barry Gilbert said.

Stock-market investors are just two days into the new year but managed to halt the slide that damped the end of a still stellar 2024.

"If my neutral rate is higher than your neutral rate, my currency ought to be going up forever."

Warren Buffett paid tribute to the late Charlie Munger, gifted more than $6 billion to good causes, and sold $133 billion of stocks in nine months.

Boeing was set for a troubled year after the Alaska Airlines blowout last January led to heightened scrutiny. A seven-week strike made it even worse.