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Why global crude-oil prices are climbing faster than U.S. oil amid Iran conflict

The conflict in Iran has sent global oil prices surging, but not every market has been impacted to the same degree.

U.S. economy got off to a choppy start in 2026, the Fed finds. Here’s the good and bad news.

The U.S. grew at a slight to moderate clip early in the new year, the Federal Reserve said, but “uncertainty,” higher prices and severe winter weather held the economy back.

These are the hottest cybersecurity stocks in the wake of the Iran conflict

Shares of cybersecurity software companies have been on a roll this week, with investors reacting to the heightened threat of digital warfare as the Iran conflict escalates.

The most expensive state for in-home caregiving may surprise you — and it costs almost $9,000 a month there

The cost of care for an aging parent, whether in their own home or in a nursing facility, varies greatly depending on where they live.

Tesla’s self-driving effort could be worth more than double its EV division

Tesla has made autonomous vehicles a priority, investing heavily in robotaxis and driving-assistance software.

‘My mother refuses to turn on the heat’: Will America’s war with Iran really push up our utility bills?

“She is reading alarmist headlines about Iran in the newspapers.”

The 4% rule is done — 5 signs your $1 million retirement portfolio can survive the new withdrawal reality

Here’s what financial planners know but many retirees discover too late.

‘Does travel insurance cover war?’ Interest in coverage spikes as Iran conflict, global issues rattle travelers.

Travel insurance demand is surging. If you’re thinking of purchasing a policy for an upcoming trip, then here’s what to keep in mind

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.
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