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Revenue losses from a billionaire exodus will overshadow initial gains. Read More
You’ve surely seen them: the packs of 20-somethings stalking the sidewalks of Manhattan in button-down shirts and vests embroidered... Read More
Evidence show the real culprit behind rising electricity prices isn’t AI infrastructure — it’s state energy policy. Read More
Since it ignores why we have deficits and debt in the first place, a balanced budget rule would vastly expand the size of the federal... Read More
Have you seen this stat making the rounds... “Thanks to AI, the top 10 stocks now account for nearly 40% of the S&P 500.” It... Read More
So we’ve never had people in a more gambling mood than now. But that doesn’t mean that investing is terrible. It does mean that prices... Read More
The last oil tanker carrying crude from the Persian Gulf (Iraq) is unloading in Long Beach, California. This effectively marks the end of... Read More
The company is expanding into wider travel service Read More
In today's market, keeping housing costs to 25% of your income may be easier said than done. Read More
Fuel costs related to the conflict in Iran have sent airlines into a panic as the summer vacation season inches closer—consumers are... Read More
The Nexstar-Tegna transaction could bolster local television journalism by providing the scale needed to compete with Big Tech and streaming... Read More
After years of uncertainty and repricing, the hospitality real estate market is finally showing signs of positive movement. Buyers and... Read More
Whether Republicans like it or not, the war with Iran pushed fuel prices higher, and this proved to be the death blow for the company. Read More
Saturday, I woke up to the news that Spirit Airlines had canceled every flight and begun an orderly wind-down of operations. Seventeen... Read More
Conventional wisdom holds that the US is pretty immune to the energy market fallout from its war on Iran. Maybe not. Read More
Wall Street is not looking out for your best interests. Read More
The 10 year yield has been in a narrow range for three years but it's nearing the top of the range. Read More
We know price controls are counterproductive but politicians can't help themselves. Read More
Currency strategist Marc Chandler is bracing for further turbulence in the foreign exchange markets. Read More
Is there nothing to worry about? Read More
The bond market is calling the Fed's bluff. Read More
Cheaper booking increased the demand for humans. Read More
The dollar’s weakness has contributed to a long-awaited foreign-stock rally and reduced correlations with US equities—at least for now. Read More
The stocks of these high-quality companies look cheap today. Read More
Stay away from the crowded trades. Read More
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