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Roaring Kitty is back, and GameStop stock is rallying. The company still is struggling to make money.

Keith Gill is back on social media, and GameStop stock is surging.

Why the global platinum is headed for a second straight yearly deficit

Global platinum supply will fall short of demand for a second straight year, with the World Platinum Investment Council forecasting a near-record deficit for 2024 because of weak growth in supplies and a climb in first quarter automotive demand to the highest in seven year.

Inflation moving ‘a baby step’ in the right direction? Here’s what Wall Street economists expect from this week’s big reports.

After a quiet week for U.S. economic indicators, this week will ramp up with Wednesday’s release of the key April consumer price index.

Arm aims to launch AI chips in 2025: report

Chip designer Arm Holdings is seeking to develop its first artificial-intelligence chips, with an eye on launching them in 2025, according to a report Sunday.

Inflation trap? Stock market’s near-record run faces the most crucial CPI reading of 2024

These ideas could help protect your portfolio from stubborn levels of inflation

Big retailers report as Q1 earnings wind down. This company has been the biggest drag on the S&P 500’s results.

Groceries and houses are still way more expensive than they were before the pandemic. This week, two of the nation’s largest retailers — Walmart Inc. and Home Depot Inc. — will probably have more to say about it.

I’m a 42-year-old single mom of 8 who gave away all my money. I’m tired of struggling. What do I do?

‘I am finally reviewing my financial life and have clearly made many mistakes’

My property-tax bill spiked 40%. I fought the city — and won. Can I get tax write-offs for my time and costs?

Mad about your property taxes? Join the club.

As stocks near record highs, a sense of complacency is returning to the options market

A sense of complacency that pervaded options markets during the first quarter is returning, as stocks have resumed their march toward record highs following April’s short-lived selloff.

Subsidized internet and online-safety measures fail to make it into FAA bill

Democrats and Republicans in the U.S. Senate floated a number of closely watched measures for inclusion in a key bill that authorizes the Federal Aviation Administration — but in the end, supporters of the measures were left disappointed.

U.S. regulators call for new fund to prevent mortgage servicers from going under

U.S. regulators are calling on Congress to introduce a new industry-financed fund to support mortgage-loan servicers as they weather a drought in demand due to high mortgage rates.

‘Jim Simons was the greatest’ — Ray Dalio, others pay tribute to trading legend

Investors and others offer praise for billionaire investor Jim Simons, credited with building one of Wall Street’s most formidable money-making machines.
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