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While it’s only a few weeks into 2026, the latest data shows that the tables are turning in the stock market. Small-cap companies are outpacing large caps, in an early reversal of last year’s dynamic.

A sector rotation can be a good way for investors to find clues to where the market is headed—but it’s a signpost that often goes unnoticed. Sector rotations happen when big money moves from one area ...

Tech stocks have driven gains for the broader market for the past couple of years. But leadership has completely rotated since last week's Fed decision. Here's what the situation means for investors ...

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CLEVELAND, Ohio — While coaching departures dominate Guardians headlines, the most significant development might be who’s staying: pitching coach Carl Willis. In a weekend that saw associate manager ...

Imagine spinning a top and then letting it come to rest. Is there a way for you to spin the top again so it ends up in the exact position it started, as if you had never spun it at all? Surprisingly, ...