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A new ETF touts 100% downside protection. Here is how it works.

An ETF that launched on Monday promises investors 100% downside protection if they hold on to the fund, which is intended to track the S&P 500, for a full year.

Baby boomers and millennials are robbing Gen Z of a bright financial future

U.S. Treasury’s bond blunder will cost young Americans dearly.

Nio’s stock soars as April EV deliveries more than double, new ET7 sedan launches

Shares of Nio Inc. sped higher Wednesday, after the Chinese electric-vehicle maker reported April deliveries that more than doubled to outperform its peers by a wide margin.

This AI startup backed by Nvidia is now worth $19 billion

Nvidia Corp.-backed AI startup CoreWeave has nearly tripled in value to $19 billion following its latest round of funding.

First loan under Biden’s transit-oriented development push goes to town north of Seattle

Despite initial hiccups, interest is “growing very fast” for loans, says Build America Bureau executive director Morteza Farajian.

Trump might allow marijuana’s reclassification, but it’s a ‘close call’

While President Joe Biden’s re-election campaign is widely expected to get a lift from his administration’s push to reclassify marijuana as a less-dangerous drug, it’s not as obvious where presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump will end up on the issue.

My wife and I are 78. This is how we manage investment risk without panicking.

Many retirees take the wrong level of risk because they don’t understand it or they don’t want to think about it

GOP Sen. Tim Scott now favorite for Trump VP pick after Noem implodes

South Carolina Senator Tim Scott is now the clear betting favorite to become Donald Trump’s vice presidential pick, after rival Kristi Noem shot her campaign dead along with her puppy.

Walmart is closing down its health centers. What’s that mean for Amazon, Walgreens and CVS?

A look at whether rival retailers should be worried or encouraged by Walmart shuttering its health centers.

Starbucks’ ‘grande headwinds’ lead to rare downgrades for the stock

Starbucks Corp. worse-than-expected quarter and grim predictions for the year brews a mix of discontent and hope on Wall Street.

Why ‘sell in May and go away’ could be a bit premature for stocks, according to one chart

The U.S. stock market has kicked off May trading mostly lower, with the S&P 500 down in midday trading Wednesday after slumping in April.

Norfolk Southern touts progress and slams activist Ancora’s ‘reckless’ plan in board battle

The board battle between Norfolk Southern and activist investor Ancora Holdings Group is intensifying ahead of the company’s annual meeting next week.
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