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Charles Schwab’s mobile app ‘sucks,’ says Robinhood’s chief brokerage officer

Rival brokerage Robinhood says it has seen an influx of new customers since TD Ameritrade users were transitioned to Charles Schwab.

TJX’s stock rallies after an earnings beat, with sales up at each store brand

TJX’s stock got a boost Wednesday after the discount apparel and home fashions retailer beat fiscal first-quarter profit expectations and raised its full-year outlook.

Temu parent PDD beats big on earnings — but doesn’t take a victory lap

PDD says it’s focused on the long term as its stock rises in the wake of a massive beat.

‘Deadpool & Wolverine’ has already hit a record for AMC, says CEO Adam Aron

AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc. is enjoying record first-day sales for the forthcoming movie “Deadpool & Wolverine,” according to the company’s CEO Adam Aron.

Where to retire if you love living on a lake

Retirees who want to live on or close to a lake can look at these locales.

This restaurant chain has been named the most affordable in America

Little Caesars, once known for its $5 pizza pies, is still the low-cost champ, according to a new survey.

Petco’s stock soars 12% premarket after narrower-than-expected loss, as CEO says company on track for return to profit

Petco is struggling with a slowdown in pet adoptions, while customers are cutting back their spending and switching to less expensive pet foods.

Women live longer than men, but there’s a ‘dark side’

“Ageless Aging” looks at the importance of women’s diet, exercise, sleep and social connections

U.K. inflation is driving another market — the betting market on when a general election will be held

The real surprise action was in betting markets, where bets have ramped up that the general election, which has to be called by January, will now be called in July.

Dow 1 million? It’ll take awhile — but not as long as you might think

7% average yearly gain pushes the U.S. stock index to 1 million in 48 years.

Target’s stock dives after profit misses the mark, as sales fall again

Target’s stock took a dive Wednesday, after the discount retail giant reported fiscal first-quarter profit that missed expectations, amid weakness in sales of discretionary items.

A tidal wave of cash is headed for markets post-Nvidia results, this strategist argues.

Investors are getting to ready to come off the sidelines and toss a wall of cash at markets
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