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Duolingo is making some changes to contend with the threat of AI. Its stock is sinking. [40d]
Sweetgreen’s disappointing sales offer a reality check for restaurants, after Cava’s rally [40d]
Is it OK to wear pajamas on your next flight? A viral post sparks debate. [40d]
Dell’s stock soars, as record earnings signal the company is managing memory shortages well [40d]
Tech earnings, silver’s rebound and a Cathie Wood ETF offer a high-stakes pivot for investors [40d]
Warner Bros. Discovery deems Paramount’s bid ‘superior’ — putting Netflix in the hot seat [40d]
Why the S&P 500 was doomed to fall when Nvidia plunged after its earnings [40d]
U.S.-Iran nuclear talks end, but with hope that negotiations continue. That still leaves the oil market in limbo. [40d]
CoreWeave’s stock drops as losses swell and interest expenses climb [40d]
Rocket Lab’s stock slides as yet another rocket delay overshadows ‘record year’ [40d]
Block plans to lay off nearly half its staff in ‘deliberate and bold’ embrace of AI [40d]
Yields in a crucial part of the Treasury market keep falling — and it may have something to do with AI [40d]
Musk, Altman and China are fighting to control a potential $320 billion market for brain implants [40d]
Software stocks bounce as Nvidia shares falter. Is a new rotation trade in store? [40d]
EBay to cut 800 jobs, joining other tech names in announcing layoffs as AI reshapes workforces [40d]
Mortgage rates fall below 6%, giving buyers a glimpse of affordability [40d]
Have a parent over 65? Get ready to join the caregiving crisis. [40d]
The S&P 500 is caught in an extremely narrow trading range. What’s happening beneath the surface could decide where the index goes next. [40d]
Salesforce’s record $50 billion stock-buyback plan is proving controversial on Wall Street [40d]
These twists on the S&P 500 have been standout investments in 2026 [41d]
Why Nvidia’s stock is falling despite a historic earnings beat [41d]
As deal drama swirls around Warner Bros., its earnings show a declining industry [41d]
If global investors fall out of love with U.S. equities, it could spell trouble for the dollar [41d]
Krispy Kreme’s sales fell again. Here’s why it was good for the stock this time. [41d]
U.S. Treasury proposes to sever a Swiss bank from the U.S. financial system over Iran, Russia links [41d]
CEOs say they won’t add many jobs in 2026. Is a low-hire, low-fire labor market the new norm? [41d]
Private-credit managers are betting your money on a market that has never been truly stress-tested [41d]
If you can’t beat the market, you’d better hope it falls [41d]
Victory Capital swoops in with counterbid for Janus Henderson [41d]
Wall Street is courting Main Street with shiny private-market products — the risks are hiding in plain sight [41d]
These increasingly popular loans can save you thousands of dollars in interest — or double your debt. Here’s when they work. [41d]
Why strategist Tom Lee believes the AI bloodbath and crypto selloff is almost over [41d]
Rolls-Royce stock has outperformed Nvidia’s in the last three years — and the gap is growing [41d]
‘I live in a state with no inheritance tax’: Is it legal to deposit $150K cash into my bank account? [41d]
Here’s what’s necessary to return the incredibly concentrated U.S. stock market to normal levels [41d]
Tennis pro Tommy Paul and fiancee Paige Lorenze offer a peek inside new ‘dream home’ in Connecticut [41d]
How one firm hit by AI fears is answering the pressure: stock buybacks and partnerships [41d]
As nuclear talks restart in Geneva, Iran’s ‘oil on the water’ reaches record levels [41d]
Why Nvidia’s Jensen Huang thinks the market got it wrong on software companies [41d]
Nvidia’s Jensen Huang is the latest tech CEO to cheer the potential of data centers in outer space [41d]
This stock is soaring on news of a forthcoming investment by AMD [41d]
Trade Desk’s stock slides as growth slowdown unnerves Wall Street even further [41d]