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Micron says Taiwan earthquake will have mid-single digit percentage impact on quarterly DRAM supply

The earthquake that hit Taiwan earlier this month has not caused any permanent damage to Micron’s facilities, infrastructure or tools.

‘We’ve had our ups and downs’: My late in-laws left their estate to me, my husband and our son. Do we need to hire an attorney?

“None of us want to buy the other out.”

An investment club helped this woman retire at 60 — even after her employer cut her pension 

“One thing I always wanted to have was financial freedom.”

NBA player Dillon Brooks on how he invests the $125 million he’s made — and which opponent is the hardest to defend

Brooks spoke with MarketWatch about the financial advice he’d give to young people who come into big money — and whether he’ll ever buy a Tesla Cybertruck.

Lufthansa halts Tehran flights after U.S. warns of imminent attack on Israel by Iran

Lufthansa suspended flights to and from Tehran due to heightened security risks in the Middle East after U.S. officials said that an attack on Israeli assets by Iran or its proxies could be imminent.

‘Playing defense.’ Three stocks this adviser is counting on to ride out uncertain economic times.

Tim Chubb, chief investment officer at wealth management and advisory firm Girard, a Univest Wealth Division, flags tech and other “durable growth stories” in an uncertain economy.

Oil prices extend gains as fears rise of potential Iran attacks

Oil futures consolidate after rising more than 1% the previous session on fears of a more direct confrontation between Israel and Iran.

U.K. regulator issues warning to fund manager Woodford five years after fund collapse

Five years after a fund’s collapse, the U.K. financial watchdog issued a warning notice to Neil Woodford and his fund management company, Woodford Investment Management.

Morgan Stanley ups China growth forecast after strong exports boost country’s GDP

Morgan Stanley said strong exports and a Beijing led investment push will see China’s economy grow faster than previously expected in 2024

Treasury yields near five-month high ahead of producer prices data and jobless report

Bond yields rose to fresh highs for the year as the prospects for multiple rate cuts in 2024 faded following data showing inflation picking up steam.

Ad giant Publicis Groupe sees ‘clear rebound’ in sales to tech sector following 2023 slump

The French advertising giant said it saw a clear rebound in sales to tech companies following a slump that hit ad firms’ sales in 2023

Markets are wrong to think U.K. rate cuts will track the U.S., says Bank of England policymaker

Linking the trajectory of interest rate cuts in the U.K. too tightly to the U.S. is mistaken because British inflation will be stickier, according to a Bank of England monetary policymaker.
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