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Steve Eisman expects infrastructure to boom thanks to AI demand, grid investing, onshoring, and greenification, he told Odd Lots.

A shady tactic known as "steering" is a big reason real-estate commissions remain so high, but a wave of lawsuits could end the practice.

The leading cryptocurrency and the precious metal are both on winning streaks, but analysts say their simultaneous rises are something of a coincidence.

Previous halvings have powered the cryptocurrency's price higher because they reduce the supply of new tokens in circulation.

US homeowners have stacked up trillions of dollars of home equity. Big investors are now ready to cut deals that could change homeownership forever.

Walmart, Capital One, and Truist announced transactions worth a combined $53 billion this week, meaning dealmaking and M&A are making a big comeback.

Boeing is a quintessential example of America's rotting business culture. After 40 years of mistakes, companies need a philosophical revolution.

Warren Buffett's company beat the odds given its original focus on "textiles, trading stamps, and department stores," says author Jacob McDonough.

Baby boomers' dominance in the US housing market is coming to an end. And Gen Z, not millennials, are poised to take over.

James Gorman said the rich shouldn't bet big on bitcoin, there wasn't a banking crisis last year, and interest rates are likely to drop this year.