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- Saudi Arabia has a new, and pricier, workaround to export its oil
Loadings at a Mediterranean port have picked up as Saudi Arabia races to offer its oil to buyers through a lengthier — and more expensive — backdoor.
- It’s getting easier for terminally ill people to end their own lives. What to know as laws change.
Patients must meet three conditions to qualify for Medical Aid in Dying.
- Why Palantir’s stock is missing out on a big software rally
Geopolitical and valuation concerns are weighing down Palantir shares, while other software stocks ride a wave of rotation out of semiconductors.
- An extra-caffeinated version of Mr. Pibb is helping Coca-Cola win over cash-strapped shoppers
Coca-Cola’s stock is bucking consumer weakness as it heads toward a record high.
- Investors are piling into bond funds at a rapid rate. That’s a problem.
Think bond funds are safer than stocks right now? Stocks actually look like the smarter bet.
- The U.S. will import Mexican cattle again. Here’s what that means for high beef prices.
The U.S. Agriculture Department will allow cattle imports from Mexico to resume beginning in late August, despite the threat of the New World screwwor
- Alphabet and Tesla took a hit from soaring AI spending. Will Microsoft, Meta and Amazon be next?
Big Tech’s binge is draining free cash flow — and the bond markets are taking notice.
- Software stocks are rising, and these 6 are expected to withstand the AI threat
Most software companies are expected to show a slowing pace of sales growth over the next two years. Oracle and DigitalOcean are among the exceptions.
- Your healthcare could now cost $185,500 in retirement — and that doesn’t include long-term care
Rising prices for care and managing chronic conditions helped drive up the forecast.
- Tech fund manager says the market is misreading Alphabet’s second-quarter earnings
Investors should focus more on earnings growth and less on capital expenditures, says Catalyst Funds’ chief investment officer.
- The Fed isn’t your biggest worry. The central-bank decision that actually impacts your 401(k) lands in Tokyo.
Japan is edging toward the exit on buying America’s debt. Here is why this matters to your retirement plans.
- Micron’s stock sinks toward worst monthly drop in 11 years as China fears escalate
Investors are worried about China’s domestic supply of chips and manufacturing tools, analysts noted.
- Roth conversions as early as your 20s and 30s? It’s not a crazy idea.
Most people don’t get a break in their tax rate until they retire, but there could be earlier opportunities
- How coordinating 401(k) contributions with your spouse can unlock thousands in retirement wealth
There are financial challenges that come with being in a couple, but one of the greatest may be simply talking about money.
- I got an unexpected $1,000 medical bill. Here’s why I’m not paying it yet.
Before you pay any medical bill, take these steps to check it — and possibly lower it.
- Las Vegas home prices post largest drop in the nation
Among the largest U.S. cities, Las Vegas saw the biggest drop in home prices, while Chicago saw the biggest increase.
- Apple is now letting you lease an iPhone like a car. Here’s what to know.
The program represents a historic shift in how the company sells its consumer electronics at a time when consumers are worried about high prices.
- Boeing’s stock rallies as surprisingly large loss is offset by upbeat revenue and backlog
Sales outpace Wall Street expectations as defense business comes through while commercial airplane sales miss mark.
- Meta is up against a wall of AI pessimism heading into earnings
Following Alphabet’s earnings last week, investors will be closely scrutinizing Meta’s AI spending.
- Forget oil. A surging El Niño could kill Fed rate cuts — and these stocks stand to win.
Climate disruption could prolong inflation. Look to refiners, tanker operators and agricultural stocks.
- Oil prices decline further after Trump claims ‘deep talks’ are underway with Iran
Brent crude and West Texas Intermediate’s front-month contracts fell again as the U.S. and Iran continue to pause fighting.
- PayPal delivers an earnings beat as investors await updates on possible merger
PayPal is showing progress on some metrics as a standalone company, but Wall Street is preoccupied with its deal prospects following recent news.
- UPS turns the page as job cuts and Amazon ‘glide down’ are completed
UPS’s stock rallies after reporting an earnings beat and raised outlook.
- Leveraged ETFs are booming in 2026. But they’re also being shut down at a record pace.
Exchange-traded funds designed to make magnified bullish and bearish bets on swings in stocks and other areas of financial markets are closing down at
- How the fight over Cracker Barrel’s logo marked the beginning of the end for its CEO
Cracker Barrel must decide between appealing to its most loyal diners or potentially alienating them by breaking from its roots.
- As semis sell off, rattled investors should heed last millennium’s lesson from Cisco Systems
The market should recover its poise within the next few days, says Fundstrat’s Tom Lee.
- ‘Picks and shovels’ trade comes unstuck as AI hardware stocks plunge on competitive threat from China
Asian stocks sold off sharply on Tuesday amid reports that China is now capable of manufacturing DUV lithography machines.
- ‘She is on Medicaid’: My sick friend pleaded with me to be her executor. Can I decline after she dies?
“She is in poor health and owns a home with a reverse mortgage that has been used to help pay for her caregivers.”
- ‘I’m in my peak earning years’: I’m working beyond 70. Will that help increase my Social Security?
“I plan to retire at the end of my 70th year and transition to Medicare.”
- Actor Orlando Bloom tries again to sell Malibu beach house — now for $10 million
Hollywood star Orlando Bloom is making another attempt to sell his longtime Malibu beach mansion—relisting the property at a big discount, just a few
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