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Shares of Children’s Place Inc. took a dive Tuesday after the retailer of children’s apparel said longtime Chief Executive Jane Elfers left the company under a “mutual agreement.”

Exchange-traded funds that track uranium-related stocks have skyrocketed this year, with prices for the heavy metal widely used for nuclear-power generation hovering around its highest level in 16 years, buoyed by tight supplies and expectations for rising demand.

What worried airline passengers should know about “the most dangerous type of turbulence,” and how to protect themselves this summer travel season.

Last year, Johansson’s lawyers went after an AI firm for using her image without permission — an early salvo between artists and the emerging technology.

Cooper is producing a documentary about caregiving with PBS.

The technology powerhouse is in the midst of its Build developer conference, featuring announcements around AI products and software.

Presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump’s proposed tariffs would “cost a typical household in the middle of the income distribution about $1,700 in increased taxes each year,” the Peterson Institute for International Economics, a nonpartisan think tank, said in a new report.

Crypto industry insiders are becoming more optimistic that new legislation that would sideline the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission will get strong bipartisan support in a vote this week, and potentially even become law before the end of the year.

“Our take is that these actions are a sign of strength, not a signal of vulnerability,” a UBS analyst wrote about the retailer’s price cuts.

Donald Trump mints free publicity. And for a startup, especially a “social media” startup, publicity like this is worth more than gold.

Eli Lilly shares were on pace for a record closing high Tuesday after the drugmaker released data from a late-stage Crohn’s disease trial and struck a deal to develop new cancer-targeting medicines.

Nearly two-thirds of Americans say high inflation has made their financial situation worse, especially families with lower incomes, a new Federal Reserve study found.