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The fourth quarter “capped a strong year” underscored by gains in subscriptions, Qualtrics Chief Executive Zig Serafin told MarketWatch. Quarterly subscription revenue jumped 33% to $160.4 million from $120.5 million a year ago.

NFTs are taking the digital world by storm—and raising fresh concerns about asset bubbles–over three years after they were first conceived of as a way to authenticate ownership of an asset.

Nvidia Corp.’s stock and the broader chip sector logged their best day in nearly a year as beaten-down tech stocks staged a rally Tuesday.

With President Joe Biden’s American Rescue Plan, your 2020 tax return has become a moving target.

Tesla Inc. shares fell Monday for a fifth straight session, part of a selloff that has knocked more than a quarter of a trillion dollars off its market cap in a little more than a month.

Fully-vaccinated people don’t need to quarantine even if they’ve been exposed to someone who has contracted COVID-19 as long as they aren’t experiencing symptoms, according to new CDC guidelines.

Volatility is the name of the game in March, and knowing how best to play those dips may be the name of the game in 2021.

U.S. stocks open mostly higher Monday, with tech-related shares coming under additional selling pressure after the passage of a coronavirus relief package in the Senate.

The U.S. stock market is in a tizzy. For now there are better prospects in China, South Korea and elsewhere in Asia.

Oprah Winfrey’s interview with Meghan Markle and Prince Harry had some pretty big reveals, and a shout-out to a Sherman Oaks yogurt shop.

The interview of Harry and Meghan by Oprah Winfrey didn’t completely dominate the front pages of British newspapers on Monday, with U.K. television viewers yet to see the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s allegations of racism and isolation.

Democrats will spend a lot of money, but the economic and political problems that divide this nation will fester

European stocks rose on Monday while U.S. tech stock futures slumped, with bond yields near one-year highs as the world’s largest economy was on the verge of adding $1.9 trillion in stimulus.

Online learning, strict campus rules and lingering economic concerns make finalizing a college selection a tricky prospect. Consider these questions to help you decide.

Your homeowners policy likely won’t cover flood damage, but your car may be covered. For assistance beyond what your insurer provides, try these resources.

The coronavirus lurks behind another looming crisis: Medicare is projected to become insolvent in just three to five years from now. What does this mean and what can be done?