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Shares of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing surged on Friday after regulators in that country eased up on rules governing how much locals can invest in the maker of artificial-intelligence chips.

The strategy to divide a portfolio into four equal weightings of stocks, bonds, cash and commodities has worked like a treat

President Donald Trump will be on hand for this weekend’s festivities. So will dozens of media and companies throwing parties that can cost $300,000.

Parabolic moves in the market “only end one way,” says BTIG’s Krinsky.

There’s a debate on Wall Street about whether Intel’s financial prospects have materially changed.

International stocks are likely to keep outperforming the S&P 500.

President Donald Trump doesn’t seem to be bending despite signs that U.S. oil and fuel prices could stay higher for longer than expected.

The electric vehicle manufacturer is set to sell the ‘land aircraft carrier’ for close to $300,000 a unit

“There’s basically no upward mobility unless someone above me leaves.”

JPMorgan says oil prices are not reflecting reality, and demand destruction and higher U.S. pump prices are inevitable.

“The portfolio has grown, but I can’t help feeling that it hasn’t grown as much as it could have.”

For one software giant, the fear that artificial intelligence will render their products obsolete has a silver lining.