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Why stock-market investors will be hanging on every CEO’s word this earnings season

This earnings season, companies’ financial results aren’t just numbers — they are tea leaves, tarot cards and macro signals all rolled into one.

The maximum you can borrow from your 401(k) hasn’t changed in 40 years — and it’s an outrage

Inflation has gutted the value of tax-free 401(k) loans and crushed middle-class access to its own savings.

A lot has changed for Intel in three months. Earnings are the next big test.

The chip maker’s stock has rallied following multibillion-dollar investments in its business, but not everyone is convinced that will be enough for a turnaround.

Does my sick husband have to reapply for spousal benefits when I get Social Security? He only gets $800 a month.

“My early-retirement benefit is currently being calculated at $2,200 per month.”

Gold’s plunge raises questions about its role in one of the most popular trades of the year

Gold prices were falling for a second day on Wednesday as skepticism swirled around the precious metal’s role as a hedge against the dollar in one of 2025’s most popular trades.

The government shutdown is reaching a tipping point that could send the economy into a downward spiral

Federal workers missing paychecks, risks to SNAP benefits and companies waiting on permits are creating dangerous economic conditions as the second-longest shutdown in history drags on.

Why Amazon’s stock is a ‘must add’ ahead of earnings, according to this analyst

Amazon’s stock could shake off its sleepy 2025 as the company heads toward an AWS reacceleration and grows its ad business, according to a Benchmark analyst.

Why Texas Instruments’ stock is seeing another big drop after earnings

The analog chip company’s latest results suggest a more subdued path to recovery.

Beyond Meat’s stock is up 1,200% in four days as blistering meme-stock rally rocks on

The eyewatering spike in shares of Beyond Meat has drawn comparisons with GameStop, AMC and other meme stocks

The U.S. jobs market was wobbling before the shutdown. Now what?

The U.S. labor market had started to sputter well before the government shutdown began in October — and there’s little evidence to suggest finding a job has gotten any easier.

GE Vernova’s revenue beats by widest-ever margin, as electrification orders double

GE Vernova’s stock rallies toward its first gain in seven sessions after quarterly orders and revenue blow past expectations.

Barclays takes a victory lap over lack of First Brands exposure. But it did get burned on Tricolor.

The CEO of Barclays said the bank wasn’t stuck with exposure to fallen auto-parts company First Brands because of its own due diligence, but it was lumbered with Tricolor exposure.
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