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Shares of exchange-traded funds that hold alternative energy stocks plunged Wednesday, following the release of the US Senate ...
Palantir is up 80% in 2025 amid new reports questioning its work for the US government.
Here’s a closer look at the companies that could buy Tik Tok, our take on the most-likely winners and the implications of any ...
Netflix has previously dabbled in live-experience events, but mostly through pop-ups or temporary exhibitions. Netflix House will permanently occupy 100,000-square-foot spaces at the King of Prussia ...
Pros: Healthcare costs are skyrocketing and increasing every year, currently reaching the point of $5 trillion annually This is no longer sustainable. Medicare is expected to become insolvent by 2036 ...
Parents should have six figures saved by the time their kids are 18 - but don't panic yet. Here are some ways to get there. American families face ongoing college-affordability and student-debt crises ...
The Federal Reserve's work to safeguard against inflation isn't over yet, according to the former No. 2 at the U.S. central bank. The cost of living has been edging closer to the Fed's 2% annual ...
Deal would add a potential treatment for cardiovascular disease to Eli Lilly's portfolio. The food giant says it will remove the dyes from products including Jell-O, Kool-Aid and Crystal Light before ...
Housing inventory is nearing prepandemic levels, with the number of homes for sale exceeding 1 million, the highest level since winter 2019. The share of homes for sale with a price cut has increased ...
Economists polled by The Wall Street Journal had expected prices to be 0.1% lower compared with a month earlier. Prices rose 0.1% in April. Russian gas accounted for about 19% of EU imports last year, ...
The truth is that "you can fund all your goals, but you may not be able to fund it to the degree that you want," financial planner Marguerita Cheng, chief executive of Blue Ocean Global Wealth in ...
Fed Chair Jerome Powell insists that the U.S. central bank's interest-rate setting committee is "data driven," so members presumably are focusing on other data than what is being reviewed here. Yet it ...