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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

Lululemon’s stock falls 4.4% after yoga-gear maker says its chief product officer is leaving

Lululemon’s stock was set to open lower Wednesday, after the company announced the departure of its chief product officer and said it would overhaul its product and brand teams.

30-year mortgage rate drops to a seven-week low 

Mortgage rates fell for the third week in a row, boosting refinancing activity.

The SEC’s T+1 settlement rule will transform stock trading: Here’s what you need to know.

The new settlement rule will affect most security trades, but how will it affect investors?

EU carmaker shares fall as China mulls higher tariffs on foreign-made cars

A Chinese business group said the Chinese government is considering hiking tariffs on foreign made cars by up to 25%

‘He’s planning to bleed me dry’: My husband turned into a monster after we married. I own a $1.3 million home. How do I save myself and my finances?

“I am planning my escape after five long years, feeling foolish for staying in this marriage for so long.”

Oaktree says it’s now the owner of Inter Milan after soccer club failed to repay loan

Oaktree Capital on Wednesday said it’s taken ownership of storied soccer club Inter Milan after the team failed to repay a loan.

‘Is he trying to launder money?’ I loaned a friend $30,000. Now he wants to pay me back using an offshore account. 

“Am I asking for trouble?”

A Citi trader intending to sell $58 million of shares ended up selling $1.4 billion. Now the bank has been fined.

Trading incidents including one where Citigroup executed $1.4 billion of sell orders when intending to sell $58 million of shares led British regulators on Tuesday to fine the bank over trading controls.

The 2025 Lincoln Aviator is plush, comfortable and loaded with tech. Welcome to the palace.

The 2025 Lincoln Aviator midsize luxury SUV brings comfort and technology to the forefront, backed up by a powerful engine.
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