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AI-driven capital spending is boosting U.S. equity issuance, but Goldman says supply is normalizing and buybacks offset it.

Antonbr Anton U.S. companies are selling more stock to investors as artificial intelligence spending creates enormous financing needs, but

da-kuk/E+ via Getty Images U.S. stock funds lost ground in July as sharp swings in technology shares interrupted an otherwise strong year for investors.

National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett said Sunday that U.S. fuel prices remain too high, but could fall sharply if the conflict with Iran eases and shipping conditions in the Persian Gulf normalize.

Volodimyr Trofimov/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Israel appears increasingly likely to reject the proposed $4.2 billion acquisition of

The Gaffney Indians Football Jamboree, the McDonald's Kickoff Classic series gets going Monday, Aug. 10, as Gaffney High School hosts one of four

Auto insurers are closing more liability and medical claims without payment—why it matters for motorists, premiums, fraud controls, and investor risk.

samxmeg/E+ via Getty Images China's inflation cooled more than expected in July as lower energy prices and weak domestic demand offset price pressures that had emerged earlier in the year.

bee32/iStock via Getty Images Maruti Suzuki India expects the country's passenger vehicle market to reach as many as 6.3 million units

Naeblys/iStock via Getty Images The Pentagon is pressing U.S. defense contractors to sharply accelerate weapons production as the war with Iran further depletes inventories of critical munitions.