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U.S. Stocks Gain After Solid Earnings; Gold Dips: Markets Wrap
Get caught up with what's moving markets.
Robinhood Tumbles as Holders File to Sell 98 Million Shares
The stock fell as much as 15% premarket after a rally on Wednesday.
Ex-Tesla Employee Called Racial Slur Wins Rare $1 Million Award
"I hope the world knows that an arbitrator found Tesla treats its employees like this."
Freedom of Press Under Threat With Record Number of Journalists in Jail
More journalists than ever were in jail last year and the number of those killed rose by a third.
Opinion
Faye Flam
Not Vaccinated? Here’s How You Could Kill Someone’s Father
A doctor and vaccine expert learns firsthand just how devastating misinformation can be.
Noah Feldman
Trump’s Lawyers Can Be Inconsistent. Liberals Can’t.
It may not be worth damaging the presidency to punish him for his Jan. 6 conduct.
Alexis Leondis
Millennials Should Beware of Rising Payment Apps
Younger consumers may be wary of credit cards. But “buy now, pay later” apps could encourage bad spending habits.
Noah Smith
America Squandered Decades Living for the Moment
Biden's $3.5 trillion spending plan is badly needed to refocus the U.S. economy on investing in the future.
Conor Sen
Wall Street Is Squeezing Out First-Time Homebuyers
Build-to-rent is all the rage on Wall Street, reducing the number of houses available for individuals to buy at the lower end of the market.
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Opinion
Faye Flam
Not Vaccinated? Here’s How You Could Kill Someone’s Father
A doctor and vaccine expert learns firsthand just how devastating misinformation can be.
Noah Feldman
Trump’s Lawyers Can Be Inconsistent. Liberals Can’t.
It may not be worth damaging the presidency to punish him for his Jan. 6 conduct.
Alexis Leondis
Millennials Should Beware of Rising Payment Apps
Younger consumers may be wary of credit cards. But “buy now, pay later” apps could encourage bad spending habits.
Noah Smith
America Squandered Decades Living for the Moment
Biden's $3.5 trillion spending plan is badly needed to refocus the U.S. economy on investing in the future.
Conor Sen
Wall Street Is Squeezing Out First-Time Homebuyers
Build-to-rent is all the rage on Wall Street, reducing the number of houses available for individuals to buy at the lower end of the market.
