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Yesterday
- Delta Air Lines axes three routes, offers refunds
With jet fuel prices continuing to sit at decades-old highs over the war in Iran and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, almost every airline has rew
- Nvidia stock faces new risk from China’s AI loophole
Nvidia(NVDA) investors have no shortage of reasons to remain bullish. The AI chipmaker posted record revenue of $81.6 billion for the first quarter of
- Top analyst revamps Google stock price target on key move
Alphabet reported earnings on July 22 and the stock dropped more than 7% in a single session. The numbers weren't bad. Cloud grew 82% year over year.
- Giant wine and spirits brand files Chapter 11 bankruptcy
A decline in public consumption of alcoholic drinks since the end of the Covid-19 pandemic has been a major factor in declining revenue in the beer, w
- One dividend ETF makes $1,000 a month possible
A single exchange-traded fund that pays you $1,000 a month in dividends sounds almost too clean, and one fund keeps landing at the center of that conv
- 401(k) options when leaving your employer
There are many things to consider when leaving a job. One of the most important is what to do with your 401(k). Leaving a job can be an exciting event
- Paramount's Warner merger deal faces serious new problem
Paramount Skydance had been pushing to close its $110 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery by the end of September. It picked the wrong month
- Secretary Bessent cracks down on non-profit tax loopholes
Generosity is one of the few money decisions most people make without running the math first. You write the check because something moved you, and the
- 22-year-old travel company in bankruptcy, to liquidate
With the challenges around booking flight tickets, hotels and other aspects of a trip mostly eliminated by technology, most travel agencies operating
- Vanguard ETF offers simple path to $1 million
Decades of research from J.P. Morgan Asset Management and Vanguard's investor education materials point to the same finding: long-term wealth building
- Macy's has a set of color-coded food storage containers for 64% off
Shoppers are thrilled with the quality and convenience.
- 35-year-old freight company exits five locations, cuts 168 jobs
Much of the work required to move groceries from delivery trucks to supermarket shelves is performed out of public view and not always by the retailer
- Can a Foundation Outlive Its Mission?
Thomas Adam, PhD., from the University of Arkansas, joins us to explore how philanthropic foundations are shaped by donor intent—and what happens when
- Americans reject homebuilders despite price cuts
Housing affordability is a national crisis. Between mortgage rates over 6.5%, lingering housing inflation since the Covid-19 pandemic, and rising home
- Walmart has 100-foot solar-powered string lights for only $32
Save 36% on outdoor lighting that's "cozy and welcoming."
- Dave Ramsey has a simple fix for stalled debt payoff
Most money advice is written for a person who does not exist. That person reads every interest rate, ranks them correctly, and then runs the plan for
- Walmart's bestselling $110 hypoallergenic hoop earrings are 88% off
The lightweight, sensitive skin-friendly earrings go with anything.
- Iran de-escalation just hit energy stocks
Markets almost never price what just happened. They price the story they expect to read next. That distinction has cost people real money this year, a
- Target’s highly rated storage cabinet with 2 removable drawers is on sale for 73% off
It's "great for space saving and organizing."
Monday, July 27
- Wise stock rattles investors as OCC denies bank application
Wise (WSE) built its name on doing one thing better than the banks: moving money across borders without the hidden fees. That reputation carried it fr
- T-Mobile CEO doubles down on reducing free offers for customers
T-Mobile is continuing to step away from the aggressive deals that helped fuel its growth.
- Toyota doubles down on EVs while rivals retreat
There is a particular kind of business decision that only looks brilliant in hindsight, and only after everyone who made the opposite call has finishe
- Morgan Stanley sees a troubling S&P 500 repeat
Investors were betting the S&P 500’s next leg higher would come from a broader rally, with more cyclical and speculative stocks joining the biggest wi
- Subaru is making a bet most rivals just abandoned
Every industry gets one moment when the crowd changes its mind all at once. It gets written up later as strategy. Up close it looks more like relief,
- Walmart is selling a sturdy patio glider swing for 48% off
One shopper said that it "looks like it will last for years."
- Warner Bros. sues Amazon over an exec who left 16 months early
Hollywood runs on multi-year contracts for a reason. Networks and studios lock executives into fixed terms so campaigns, budgets, and succession plans
- The mistake that triggers higher Medicare costs
Retirement with a healthy IRA balance can make a large lump-sum withdrawal feel reasonable, whether it's for a home renovation, a family gift, or a ga
- Nvidia just made a move Wall Street wasn't ready for
The artificial intelligence (AI) buildout has entered a new phase. Companies are no longer just buying chips in bulk. They now hunt land, power, and f
- Americans face homebuying shift after mortgage rate news
Many buyers who have spent 2026 waiting on a cheaper monthly payment have largely been waiting on one variable, which is the direction of mortgage rat
- Tesla sales rebound hides costly problem for investors
Tesla’s vehicle sales recovered in the second quarter, but negative free cash flow, declining margins and increasing AI spending present new threats f
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