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Here’s how much Taylor Swift’s ‘Tortured Poets Department’ will impact her record label, according to an analyst

Taylor Swift’s new album “The Tortured Poets Department” is smashing all kinds of records. But not particularly for her record label, the publicly traded Universal Music Group.

Spotify’s stock gains as monthly active users fall short but margins improve

Spotify had 615 million monthly active users for the first quarter.

‘I don’t want to end up with stalkers’: Should I let my heirs know that I’m writing a will and what they can expect to inherit?

“Should I even let them know that there is a will in which they are mentioned?”

Apple iPhone sales tumbled in China in first quarter, research firm says

Apple iPhone sales tumbled in China during the first quarter, a research firm said Tuesday.

The 2025 Cadillac CT5: A midsize luxury car for compact luxury car budgets

The 2025 Cadillac CT5 midsize luxury sedan is revamped this year, making it a more credible contender in a class full of great cars.

Here are 10 solid used cars to look for on a $20,000 budget

You can still score a good 2- to 5-year-old vehicle at this price point, and there are tremendous values to be found.

JD Sports strikes deal to buy Hibbett for $1.1 billion in push for U.S. growth

The Greater Manchester sportswear seller is set to acquire the Alabama company for $87.5 per share, marking a 21% premium on its closing share price on Monday

Treasury yields steady near highs of the year as traders eye fresh catalysts

Bond yields were holding just shy of their highs for the year as investors awaited data that may impact the Federal Reserve’s thinking on monetary policy trajectory.

Novartis shares jump as drugmaker boosts outlook

Novartis shares rallied on Tuesday as the Swiss drugmaker raised its outlook for the year after seeing strong demand for heart and psoriasis drugs.

Recruitment firm Randstad says North America, Northern Europe conditions softer than expected

Shares of recruitment firm Randstad fell as much as 7% as the company said it experienced softer than expected conditions in North America and Northern Europe and that tough conditions continued in April.

FTC moves to block Tapestry’s acquisition of Capri, saying it would crimp competition for affordable handbags

The FTC said the deal would push prices higher and offer less motivation for either company to compete for workers.

Why you shouldn’t be too quick to dump your stocks just yet

Sectors that typically rally at the end of bull markets are lagging.
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