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- Trump is scrambling to quell the rise of $100 oil. But the market keeps circling one answer. [25d]
- The S&P 500 just broke a major support. Another 10% decline is likely. [25d]
- A toxic mix of private-credit panic and climbing bond yields is hammering financial stocks [25d]
- Ulta Beauty says it’s ‘increasingly mindful’ of effects that global conflicts have on shoppers, as profit forecast sinks stock [25d]
- CrowdStrike’s stock snaps longest winning streak in a year, but analysts are increasingly bullish [25d]
- Why Adobe’s stock is falling despite an earnings beat [25d]
- Shoppers seeking a tariff refund from retailers are likely out of luck [25d]
- Investor who lost everything in private credit wishes several thousand more people had warned him of the risks [25d]
- U.S. Treasurys look like the bad boyfriend at the start of a Hallmark movie, finance expert says [25d]
- 11 stocks to harden your portfolio against Iran risk [25d]
- These stocks may offer a haven for investors amid private-credit troubles [25d]
- How AI could drive a renaissance for blue-collar workers [25d]
- A key inflation gauge just logged its highest reading in almost 4 years [25d]
- I’m rethinking my retirement plan. Why would anyone choose poorly performing investments? [25d]
- Here’s how the Iran conflict may have helped crypto prices recover, even as stocks struggle [25d]
- Trump’s next move to stop oil’s surge may involve a shipping law from 1920 [25d]
- With mortgage rates back above 6%, spring homebuying season kicks off with a tricky calculation for both buyers and sellers [25d]
- Trump is tapping America’s Strategic Petroleum Reserve to fight rising gasoline prices. How much oil is left in it now? [25d]
- Netflix is spending up to $600 million to buy Ben Affleck’s AI startup. What exactly is it buying? [25d]
- Retail investors are showing signs of ‘persistent’ fatigue as Iran risks mount, says JPMorgan [25d]
- Rivian is fulfilling its promise to launch a $45,000 EV, but there’s a catch [26d]
- Jobless claims show ‘sluggish but generally stable’ labor market [26d]
- Trump tariffs were supposed to cut trade deficit and create jobs. It hasn’t worked out that way. [26d]
- Deutsche Bank reveals $30 billion exposure to private credit — and that it wants to do more [26d]
- Nobel prize-winning economist warns that America is on the brink of stagflation [26d]
- Larry Ellison lost his title of the world’s richest person last year — but has just gained a chunk of money back [26d]
- Home buyers beware: HOA fees are topping $500 a month in these hot spots [26d]
- Here’s a rare chance to front-run Wall Street’s best and biggest players [26d]
- Two new Democratic bills would cut income taxes for millions of Americans. Here’s who they would help the most. [26d]
- Dollar General sees fastest growth in a key sales metric in 3 years. Why the stock is falling. [26d]
- How Texas became the epicenter of the AI data-center boom [26d]
- Goldman cuts U.S. economic outlook over the Iran war — and the fears goes beyond oil [26d]
- Quantum-computing technology may not be so futuristic after all, according to IBM [26d]
- Oil taps $101 as Iran dramatically changes strategy and IEA calls conflict biggest supply disruption in history [26d]
- The chorus of disapproval for private credit gets louder as Morgan Stanley fund is the latest to cap withdrawals [26d]
- The truth behind 401(k) withdrawal numbers: People aren’t being reckless — they’re desperate [26d]
- Goldman warns of $150 oil peak as it hikes price target for second time in a week [26d]
- ‘I have no savings’: I’m inheriting $400,000. I’m 64 with $900 in Social Security. What should I do? [26d]
- Investors trying to make money on the Iran conflict are gambling blind. Don’t even try. [26d]
- Salesforce makes a big splash in the debt market so it can quickly buy back 14% of its stock [26d]
- Dow futures down nearly 500 points as oil prices continue to climb [26d]
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