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Why JPMorgan says the U.S. lag vs. European stocks is just beginning

U.S. stocks have underperformed their European rivals this year — and strategists at JPMorgan say it’s just the start.

How Bessent explained the 115-point reduction in U.S.-China tariffs that has triggered market euphoria

The U.S. Trade Secretary Scott Bessent said neither the U.S. nor China want to see a decoupling in their relationship, as each agree to lower tariffs for 90 days.

Trump says he’ll sign executive order to lower prescription-drug prices

President Donald Trump on Sunday said he will sign an executive order to slash prescription-drug prices.

U.S. and China conclude two days of ‘productive’ trade talks, Bessent says

The U.S. and China had “productive” trade negotiations over the weekend, U.S. officials said Sunday, without announcing any further details.

The ‘most important consumer earnings report of the season’ lands this week

All eyes will be on Walmart’s results this week.

Stock-market bulls face inflation test this week, but trade talks may set the tone

Deals may matter more than data, including inflation readings, for stock-market investors looking for clarity around President Donald Trump’s tariff plans in the week ahead.

I pay $4,000 a month for rent in Manhattan. Should I be paying for a mortgage instead?

“I make about $130,000 a year, and have $200,000 in savings and stocks.”

Multimillionaires might face higher taxes under Trump. Here are the money moves they could make now to trim their tax bill.

President Trump is reportedly considering raising the top income-tax rate to 39.6% for individuals making at least $2.5 million and joint filers earning at least $5 million. But wealthy taxpayers have options to play defense with their money.

I hear horror stories about people waiting to get their first Social Security check. Should I rush my application?

Plan ahead when claiming Social Security to avoid running out of cash.

30 AI stocks that could surge up to 73% — and are loved by a bullish tech analyst

Nvidia and Apple make the cut, along with a host of software stocks.

Crooks steal billions from Medicare and Medicaid. Can stopping fraud pay for Trump’s tax cuts?

The federal government may lose more than $500 billion per year to fraud, per GAO estimates.

Bill Gates is giving away 99% of his money. You can bet your heirs have noticed.

Most of us can’t be as philanthropic as Bill Gates, but we should plan for our legacy with financial advisers and beneficiaries.
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