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Bitcoin could ‘easily’ fall under $60,000 if decline continues. Here’s why it’s under pressure.

Bitcoin on Tuesday fell to as low as below $63,000, as exchange traded funds investing in the crypto on Monday saw their first day of net outflow since March 1.

Dell’s stock gets an Nvidia bump, but AMD shares among chip names under pressure

Here’s which stocks are rising after being in Nvidia’s halo — and which are making Wall Street worried in the wake of the latest chip announcements.

Hertz’s stock is ‘in the parking lot’ for these analysts

Hertz is hampered by rising expenses but supported by “solid” travel demand, analysts say.

Negative-interest-rate era is over. Was it the ‘dumbest idea’ in economic history?

A 12-year global run of negative interest rates comes to a close. The debate over its effectiveness will continue.

IP’s stock jumps after replacing longtime CEO with an investment-firm veteran

International Paper investors cheered Tuesday, after the paper and packaging company named an investment advisor as its new CEO, replacing a chief executive whose only experience has been with the company.

AI mania hits Wall Street as Morgan Stanley creates new role focused on the trend

Marquee bank is using artificial intelligence to generate insights for financial advisers, joining tech companies in a bid to capitalize on the hot trend.

Why this March Madness coach is ‘working for free.’ Plus the highest-paid coaches in the men’s and women’s tournaments.

Dan Monson of Long Beach State was recently fired, but will still coach in the NCAA Tournament

Congress has a deal to fund the government. It needs to act fast to avoid a shutdown.

Congressional leaders have announced a deal to fund the federal government in advance of a weekend deadline, but they will need to act quickly to avoid a partial shutdown.

My mother-in-law will leave her house to her five grandchildren rather than her two sons. But her eldest son won’t move out of her home. Is this a bad sign?

“There is concern that he will not sell her home but will decide to live in it himself.”

A U.S. dollar ‘regime shift’ could threaten stocks, Morgan Stanley warns. Here’s how investors can prepare.

A strong U.S. dollar has been a vital if often overlooked source of support for U.S. stocks since the 2008 financial crisis. But this could soon change.

Let’s talk about money and death: Why aging parents and their adult children should have ‘the talk’

It’s a conversation loaded with potential tension about independence, money, responsibility, and mortality

Siemens shares drop as CFO says China difficulties continue

Shares of Siemens slumped Tuesday as the company’s chief financial officer said it’s still struggling in China.
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