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Rams or Bengals? For the stock market, it makes no difference which team wins the big game.

Cryptocurrencies have taken a beating in the market in recent months, but the steady march toward an economy greased by virtual money continues apace.

Shares of Canadian company Standard Lithium Ltd. slid 22% Thursday, after short seller Hindenburg Research published a report alleging the company’s technology does not work and that’s it’s seeking to profit from the hype around lithium batteries for electric vehicles.

A weekly look at the most important moves and news in crypto and what’s on the horizon in digital assets.

Gold futures end lower Thursday for the first time in four sessions, but hold ground above the key $1,800 mark, as investors look to monthly U.S. jobs data at the end of the week to help guide the next move for the metal’s prices.

Royal Caribbean Group looks poised to report the first billion-dollar quarter since the pandemic, and may finally be confident enough about the post-pandemic outlook to provide long-term financial targets.

U.S. lawmakers traded an estimated $355 million in individual stocks last year, but which members of Congress bought and sold the hottest names?

Coal may be losing market share as a major energy source in some parts of the world, but the death knell for the industry hasn’t sounded yet, and might not for decades.

‘I alone purchased my house and spent $20,000 remodeling it, all except for $1,000.’