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Stocks tend to suffer in the second half of September — but the Fed’s rate cut might keep bears at bay

History suggests it could be a downhill ride for stocks through the end of September.

People are complaining that Apple’s new iPhone 17 scratches easily — but these Wall Street analysts say it won’t hurt sales

The phones, which have a base price as high as $1,099, were released Friday.

COVID-19 vaccine recommendations dropped by panel, shots won’t require a prescription

The government declined to provide a recommendation, saying individuals should decide whether to get the vaccine.

Social Security is on track to be insolvent in less than 10 years — but its commissioner says there’s ‘plenty of time’ to find a solution

The Old-Age and Survivors Insurance fund is expected to run out of money by 2033 at the latest, recent reports show.

Insomnia keeping you up at night? It may also raise your risk for dementia and cognitive impairment.

Sleep problems may be causing more than red eyes and poor performance at work.

Micron’s hot streak is ending, but here’s what matters next for the stock

Micron reports earnings on Tuesday — and investors will be looking to see how bullish the company’s commentary is, and whether high-bandwidth-memory prices are locked in through next year.

Can Lululemon get new life from the Amex Platinum card? Don’t count on it, analysts say.

Amex Platinum customers will get $300 a year in Lululemon credits, reinforcing the company’s standing positioning with wealthy shoppers. But bigger challenges remain.

Taylor Swift tries to save the movie industry again with ‘Showgirl’ film release

“Taylor Swift: The Official Release Party of a Showgirl” will hit theaters on Oct. 3, the same day her upcoming album drops.

Microsoft’s stock has been in a rut since earnings. What’s going on?

Analysts offer a few theories for the seemingly “unexplainable” way the tech giant’s stock has fallen out of favor in recent weeks.

How Nexstar became the tip of the spear in a free-speech fight over Jimmy Kimmel

Nexstar has major business before the government and every reason to not want to anger the Trump administration

This is why you can never predict the direction of interest rates

Also, how an AI-driven bull market compares to the dot-com bubble, alternative stock choices and how you might push back against rising insurance costs.

Meta’s new AI glasses impressed investors — but 3 things stop them from going mainstream

Meta’s new Ray-Ban Display is a major leap forward for smart glasses, but analysts think improvements on price, weight and battery life are needed to win over everyday consumers.
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