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This Middle East oil giant just got a nuclear big brother — and your portfolio will feel the heat

Treasury bonds, the dollar and gold are affected when a key U.S. ally no longer trusts America to protect it.

‘My money didn’t go so far’: I retired at 61 but went back to work. I’m now 66. Did I make the right decision?

“People need to be more concerned with outliving inflation than outliving Social Security.”

Propping up Social Security with borrowed funds invested in stocks is a bad idea

The Cassidy-Kaine proposal also diverts Congressional attention from really fixing Social Security

Verizon names a PayPal veteran its next CEO. Can that help its lagging stock?

Verizon once was widely viewed as having the best wireless network, but that’s now up in the air. New CEO Dan Schulman sees “a clear opportunity to redefine our trajectory.”

Firefly is beefing up its national security story, and the stock is soaring

Firefly’s deal to acquire SciTech will bolster its efforts to support President Trump’s “Golden Dome” missile-defense shield.

AMD’s stock soars 25%. Here’s why OpenAI wants a stake.

AMD got a big endorsement in the form of a multiyear chip deal with OpenAI, which was also issued a warrant to purchase up to 160 million AMD shares.

Never mind France — it’s time to buy European stocks again, says JPMorgan

JPMorgan books profits on Japan and recommends recycling those gains into Eurozone stocks.

Fifth Third paying $10.9 billion for Comerica as wave of bank mergers builds

Fifth Third said combined company will operate in some of the fastest-growing areas of the country such as Texas.

Micron’s stock has doubled this year. Why Morgan Stanley is finally upgrading it.

“Better late than never,” a Morgan Stanley analyst says as he cheers booming memory prices that could drive “substantially higher earnings power” for Micron.

This AI skeptic got feedback from the industry — and now he’s even more pessimistic

What happens when an AI skeptic gets feedback from people in the industry? He gets even more bearish that the torrent of spending can be justified.

McDonald’s is bringing back its popular Monopoly game — and analysts say it could lift sales

The promotion was a mainstay for the Golden Arches chain in a previous era.

Investors have grounds to fear Japan’s Iron Lady, caution Wall Street brokers

The surprise party victory for Sanae Takaichi has brokers fearful about Japan’s currency and bonds.
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