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- Cramer warns the January rally is driven by emotion and not all stocks will hold up [302d]
- Trump says Venezuela to give up to 50 million barrels of oil to U.S. [302d]
- How Russia is benefiting from Trump's Venezuelan oil plan [302d]
- She immigrated to the U.S. and was sleeping in her car as a single mother–now, her candy company brings in over $9 million a year [302d]
- Asia-Pacific markets poised for mixed open as investors await Australia inflation data [302d]
- Amazon's AI shopping tool sparks backlash from online retailers that didn't want websites scraped [302d]
- Trump weighs using U.S. military to acquire Greenland: White House [302d]
- This climate startup is taking recycling to the next level, with shower water beer [302d]
- Huang says Nvidia seeing ‘very high’ Chinese customer demand for H200 AI chips [302d]
- Venezuela could be sitting on a big Bitcoin stash, experts say. Here's what could happen next [302d]
- Meta hires Microsoft exec, former Trump deputy as chief legal officer [302d]
- Elon Musk's xAI raises $20 billion from investors including Nvidia, Cisco, Fidelity [302d]
- Our Goldman Sachs stake may soon require action, and that's a good problem [302d]
- Resolution to block Trump from invading Greenland introduced by Sen. Gallego [302d]
- A potential boost for Eli Lilly, plus last year's laggards are off to a solid 2026 [302d]
- Venezuela bonds are the hottest trade on Wall Street this week. But there are big risks from here [302d]
- Prediction markets show rising odds Trump seizes Panama Canal, moves on Greenland [302d]
- Hilton Hotels removing Minneapolis franchise location after denying DHS booking again [302d]
- Older workers could use 401(k) money to buy annuities, under bipartisan bill [302d]
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- To ease recruiters’ fears of being replaced by AI, Zillow experimented with ‘prompt-a-thons.’ Now the real estate giant has 6 new recruitment tools [302d]
- Shark Tank’s ‘Mr. Wonderful’ Kevin O’Leary learned the hard way that movie sets don’t work like boardrooms on Marty Supreme [302d]
- ‘We took our business community for granted,’ San Francisco’s new mayor admits to city’s failings, but vows not to move fast and break things [302d]
- NYC fights sale of bankrupt rentals after Mamdani blasts living conditions [302d]
- Trump may be raising your taxes with his tariffs but he could actually cut inflation with them, too, SF Fed says [302d]
- JPMorgan, Citi extend mortgage relief for LA wildfire victims [302d]
- Robots are really advancing because they’re learning to think for themselves—and they’re close to figuring out door handles, execs say [302d]
- From Latin America’s richest country 100 years ago to a founding member of OPEC, the long history of Venezuela’s oil and U.S. ties, explained [302d]
- When brands play hard to get: why you’re drawn to products that neg you [302d]
- Amazon is cutting checks to millions of customers as part of a $2.5 billion FTC settlement. Here’s who qualifies and how to get paid [302d]
- Ray Dalio says AI is in ‘the early stages of a bubble,’ so watch out for 2026 [302d]
- How a real estate scion’s risky dealmaking pushed Saks Global to the brink [302d]
- Elon Musk’s Grok chatbot draws global backlash for generating sexualized images of women and children without consent [302d]
- Want AI agents to work better? Improve the way they retrieve information, Databricks says [302d]
- ‘Employers are increasingly turning to degree and GPA’ in hiring: Recruiters retreat from ‘talent is everywhere,’ double down on top colleges [302d]
- Trump warns he’ll be impeached if Republicans lose midterms [302d]
- What is the McRib really made of? A federal class action lawsuit alleges McDonald’s is misleading customers [302d]
- Why one of the world’s most qualified chief design officers calls Samsung his ‘dream job’ [302d]
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