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Apple’s new $599 MacBook Neo borrows iPhone chip to make play for budget-laptop market share

Apple wraps up three days of product launches with its cheapest laptop yet.

‘I’m overworked.’ Here’s how to step back from your job without killing your career.

Many workers are looking to take a breather from their job or to scale back their high-stress career without quitting altogether. It can be done.

Why a billionaire Tesla investor just bought 1 million Nvidia shares

Leo Koguan, one of Tesla’s biggest individual shareholders, is convinced AI is not a bubble: “It is only the beginning.”

Economy gained strength despite winter storm Fern. ISM survey hits 3 1/3 year high.

The largest part of the U.S. economy expanded in February at the fastest pace in 3 1/2 years, a survey showed, as the damage caused by high U.S. tariffs eased and sales and new orders rose.

Jack Daniel’s parent surprises investors, showing increases in alcohol sales and profits

Brown-Forman’s stock was surging Wednesday after the company reported that quarterly sales rose for the first time in more than two years. Wall Street had been expecting another decline.

Bessent pledges more U.S. support for Gulf oil trade. Here’s what the White House could do next.

Oil prices are falling for the first time since the attack on Iran.

How this top-performing trend-following manager got ahead of the Iran conflict and a software rout

Longboard Asset Management has made a strategy of not getting hung up on headlines. Here’s what the trend-following manager sees as worth investing in now.

ADP says businesses add 63,000 jobs in February. Hiring picks up, but labor market is still sluggish.

ADP said businesses created 63,000 new jobs in February — the biggest increase in seven months — in another sign that a sluggish U.S. labor market might be slightly perking up.

There’s a new record number of 401(k) millionaires — and the Iran conflict will test their discipline

The same financial habits that pushed the number of 401(k) millionaires to new highs should help retirement savers through the current global uncertainty

Adidas shares slump on weak profit guidance as tariffs and exchange rates bite

The German sporting-goods retailer announced a €400 million hit from tariffs and exchange rate changes.

‘He has been emotionally abusive’: My father, 75, is on oxygen and destitute. What do I owe him?

“He has less than $20,000 to his name and no income besides Social Security.”

Tax refunds aren’t quite as gigantic as hoped. What it means for investors.

The promised wave of tax refunds hitting American pockets — and then being deployed into consumption — hasn’t quite materialized.
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