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Teladoc’s long-time CEO is out after the stock hits an 8-year low

Teladoc’s stock was set to bounce slightly off an eight-year low on Friday, after the telehealth provider said it long-time chief executive, Jason Gorevic, is leaving the company, effective immediately.

Our father died, then our stepmother passed away. Will my siblings and I owe taxes when we sell their house?

“My father remarried at the age of 65. He kept his house in the revocable trust where he had control of his assets.”

AI is like the internet in the late 1990s. Here’s how to avoid AI’s Pets.com and find the winners.

Focus on the many layers of technology and businesses that support, use or benefit from AI.

Johnson & Johnson to acquire Shockwave Medical in $13.1 billion deal that will boost its heart-disease medtech portfolio

Shockwave Medical makes devices to treat two main classes of heart disease.

Energy stocks have taken Wall Street by surprise in 2024. Here’s what it will take for them to keep climbing.

Much to the surprise of professional stock pickers, the sector has become an unlikely leader in 2024.

Treasury yields edge higher ahead of jobs report

Bond yields edged higher on Friday, as traders waited for a key jobs report after Federal Reserve officials cast doubt on how many rates cuts they would make this year.

Nvidia’s stall means the momentum trade has lost its mojo. Here’s what investors should do.

Energy is picking up the baton but that’s not good for the wider market.

Don’t chase the value rebound, tech still has a few surprises up its sleeve, cautions Citigroup

Value stocks have been rebounding lately, but that is unlikely to last, warns Citigroup strategists.

Shell expects ‘significantly lower’ gas trading results in Q1 following bumper performance in Q4

Shell on Friday said it expects results from its gas and power trading business will be “significantly lower” in the first quarter of 2024 than the “exceptional” results it posted in the fourth quarter of 2023 that previously bolstered its bottom line.

Here’s where the surge of immigrants come from and end up, according to Goldman Sachs

Goldman Sachs is out with a new analysis of where a surge in immigration to the U.S. is coming from, and where immigrants end up.

Apple to lay off more than 600, weeks after canceling electric-vehicle project

Those are the first significant job cuts for Apple since the pandemic.

RBNZ likely to keep rates steady next week despite rising financial instability

The consensus heading into the meeting is that the official cash rate will be held at 5.5%, but there could be dovish tweaks to the outlook.
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