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Popular tech ETF forced to dump Apple stock, buy Nvidia in upcoming rebalancing

A major shakeup is coming to a popular tech-sector exchange-traded fund.

Is the stock market open on Juneteenth, June 19? Will the post office deliver mail?

The newest federal holiday will see many closures.

Harker says air of ‘uncertainty’ surrounds inflation, sees just one Fed rate cut in 2024

The chief of the Philadelphia Federal Reserve on Monday said one reduction in interest rates “would be appropriate by year’s end” based on the current trajectory of inflation and the U.S. economy.

The divergence beneath the surface of the S&P 500 has reached historic extremes

As Big Tech stocks pushed higher last week while the rest of the market lagged, the gulf between the performance of S&P 500 and its equal-weighted sibling reached a notable new extreme.

How top-heavy is the stock market?

The bearish significance of current market concentration may be exaggerated

Best Buy’s stock leaps after UBS makes Wall Street’s most bullish call

Best Buy’s stock now appears “fully charged” for a rally, said UBS’s Micheal Lasser, who on Monday became Wall Street’s most bullish analyst covering the consumer-electronics and appliances retailer.

Former Chicago Fed President Charles Evans says September rate cut is possible

Economists are divided between a first cut in September or waiting for December. Traders in derivative markets see the Fed cutting interest rates twice starting in September.

This fund’s winning formula is diversified from your heavily weighted index fund

The Hennessy Cornerstone Mid Cap 30 Fund is highly rated and follows a fascinating stock selection methodology.

GameStop investors brace for rescheduled annual shareholder meeting

GameStop Corp.’s stock shed early gains to trade flat on Monday, as investors braced for the company’s annual shareholder meeting which will take place at 11.30 a.m. Eastern after it was delayed by technical issues last week.

Bond yields edge higher after finishing at lowest levels in more than two months

Yields on U.S. government edged higher on Monday for the first time in five sessions, bolstered by the view that U.S. economic growth prospects may be stronger than realized.

Cannabis company Columbia Care to cut costs and sell its Florida business

Cannabist, the parent of Columbia Care, to shed workers as part of a plan to save $10 million.

The IRS is targeting tax cheats who play ‘shell games.’ Uncle Sam could net $50 billion.

The sole purpose of these large, lucrative business partnerships “is to avoid tax bills by moving assets from one pocket to another to generate deductions,” Deputy Treasury Secretary Wally Adeyemo said.
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