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Bessent tries to show Trump ‘he can get what he wants’ at the Fed without causing market turmoil

The president has backed further away from rhetoric about firing Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell.

American ‘exceptionalism’ isn’t dead: Foreign investors flooded into U.S. markets in May, despite Trump’s tariff threats

Treasury Department data show that May brought a flood of foreign investors into U.S. markets, with net foreign purchases of U.S. long-term securities surging to more than $300 billion.

As Oracle’s stock falls in the wake of Stargate developments, here’s one big question for investors

Oracle and OpenAI are developing additional data-center capacity for the AI infrastructure project — but Evercore says investors are wondering how Oracle will finance the cost.

Here’s who is bearing the cost of Trump’s tariffs so far this year

Analysts at Citi and at Deutsche Bank have looked into who is paying for the tariffs imposed by the Trump administration this year.

Women are earning and inheriting more than ever — they need better advice

Many financial advisers make outdated assumptions about how women live, earn and invest

10 dividend stocks with yields up to 6.92% and plenty of cash flow for higher payouts

Free cash flow yields show plenty of headroom for these companies to increase their dividends.

Author Geraldine Brooks learned some hard personal-finance lessons when her husband died unexpectedly

“Memorial Days” is a memoir of grief, but also a practical reminder of the impact of money on anyone’s life.

‘South Park’ deal signals at least one bit of Paramount sale chaos is resolved

Paramount has reportedly reached a 5-year, $1.5 billion streaming deal with the show’s creators, after the company’s incoming owners sought to rework an earlier agreement.

Why investors should avoid private equity

Even high-profile cheerleaders of PE are looking to get out

Sherwin-Williams sees DIY product sales fall, with demand set to deteriorate

Sherwin-Williams’s quarterly profit missed expectations by the widest margin in years and the full-year outlook was cut, with no sign that demand will improve this year.

Hess and a U.K. nuclear plant show what $50 billion gets in the energy market

For nearly the same price, nuclear will generate far more power — and a lot more headaches.

Drinking can hit your wallet as hard as your health

Alcohol can quietly undermine financial control, decision-making and long-term security.
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