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Stocks of Nio and BYD fall after Europe’s new tariff plans

The stocks of Nio and BYD fell Wednesday, following news that the European Commission plans to impose new tariffs on EVs from China of up to 38%.

Oracle earnings show why the stock could keep beating the market this year

Against a dim backdrop for software stocks this year, Oracle has beaten the pack, and many analysts say the company’s latest results show why that trend could persist.

FedEx laying off up to 2,000 workers in Europe to save $175 million a year

Package-delivery giant to shed the jobs, mostly consisting of back-office and commercial workers.

Credit scores and mortgage payments can help catch dementia early. Here’s how.

Signs of cognitive decline can show up in everyday financial transactions. Here’s what to do if you spot any.

Where do you want your money to go when you die? 5 tips for a successful estate plan.

Writing a will isn’t just for the wealthy

EV maker Fisker adds a recall of over 18,000 Ocean EVs to its troubles

Troubled EV maker Fisker said Wednesday it has recalled more than 18,000 Ocean SUVs.

Nvidia could become the first $4 trillion stock — on its way to $5 trillion in 2025

CEO Jensen Huang is several moves ahead of Nvidia’s closest competitors, money manager Louis Navallier says.

Oil prices rise after industry data shows fall in U.S. crude, gasoline inventories

Oil futures rose Wednesday as investors sifted through a raft of updated forecasts and awaited official data on U.S. inventories after industry figures showed a decline last week in crude stocks.

SEC fines short-seller over secret payments to publisher of bearish reports on cannabis stocks

Anson Funds Management and Anson Advisors were fined $2.25 million for making secret payments to a researcher who published bearish reports and negative tweets about two cannabis stocks

The bond market is sounding a recession alarm for the longest period on record. What that may mean for the stock market.

A key bond-market signal of an impending recession has flashed red continuously for the longest period on record, yet this doesn’t necessarily spell trouble for the stock market, according to analysts.

Target raises quarterly dividend as retail competition heats up

Target is locked in a competitive battle for the consumer’s hard-earned dollar after a period of high inflation.

Financial planning for LGBTQ+ families in red states means having a big emergency fund in case they have to move

New laws restricting healthcare and speech have an impact on long-term planning.
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