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Jamie Dimon doesn’t see an AI bubble: ‘This is not hype. This is real’

Bank chief is ‘about half’ as optimistic than the market about a soft landing

Defending their lives: A therapist shares the lessons she learned as a caregiver

Allison Applebaum’s book, “Stand by Me,” is a guide to caregiving based on her experiences caring for her father and as a therapist.

Treasury yields dip as traders eye important inflation data

Bond yields fell early Tuesday as traders eyed a batch of economic data and comments by Federal Reserve officials in coming days.

When teens and young adults help older people learn technology one-on-one, great things can happen

Fostering digital buddy programs can improve the health and well-being of older adults and could help bridge the digital divide among generations.

More than a third of Americans have never seen an EV in their neighborhood, survey says

People are reluctant to buy something they’ve never seen. A new study found that many Americans have had no exposure to EVs at all.

Here are the 10 cheapest new electric cars of 2024

Today’s car market is the future we dreamed of not long ago, with a host of affordable EVs, and some offer incentives, rebates, or other discounts.

S&P 500 futures steady as markets consolidate after running to record highs

U.S. stock futures were little changed early Tuesday as traders eyed important economic data later in the week.

Chevron deal to buy Hess at risk as Exxon, CNOOC eye Guyana stake

Chevron warned it may not complete its planned buyout of Hess as Exxon Mobil and the China National Offshore Oil Corporation are saying the planned deal would trigger their right to boost their stakes in a Guyana venture.

Shein considers launching IPO in London instead of New York following U.S. scrutiny: report

A float on the London Stock Exchange would come as a major boost for Britain’s troubled bourse

Record share of Americans say illegal immigration is the top problem facing the U.S.

President Joe Biden plans to visit the southern U.S. border on Thursday.

Call Japan rally the ‘end of deflation’ market, says JPMorgan strategist

The current bull market that has seen the end of Japan’s lost three decades should be called the “end of deflation” market, says JPMorgan’s top Japan strategist.

Retirement balances are at their highest in nearly two years, with 20% jump in 401(k) millionaires

Retirement account balances hit their highest levels in two years amid improved market conditions and consistent savings rates, according to Fidelity Investments.
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