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Here’s what’s worth streaming in February 2026 on Netflix, Hulu, Peacock and more

With a few notable exceptions, the Winter Olympics is putting a chill on new streaming releases

Top investors for the first time say they’re putting more of their money into quant funds than any other type of hedge fund

The last five years has seen interest rates rise materially and this has created more dispersion across asset class returns, much to the benefit of hedge funds looking to generate alpha

Why Apple’s blockbuster earnings weren’t enough to lift the stock

While the iPhone 17 is seeing explosive demand, analysts are flagging supply-chain bottlenecks and a divisive Google AI partnership that one critic likens to Apple “selling its soul.”

Trump picked Kevin Warsh to boost markets. What this means for your portfolio.

Trump’s nominee for Fed chair has been hawkish about easy money. But this president demands it.

‘Zero. Zip. Nada.’ Waller says Fed should have cut interest rates because of no new jobs

Federal Reserve governor Chris Waller, who was one of President Donald Trump’s finalists as the next central-bank chief, said Friday that the Fed should have cut interest rates this week because of a poor U.S. job market.

This Social Security mistake can put your spouse at higher risk of poverty when you die

Many couples don’t realize the importance of claiming decisions until it’s too late

Sandisk’s stock gets ‘one of the most delayed upgrades in history’ after blowout earnings

Analysts say Sandisk’s products may be “sold out for years” due to a widening gulf between supply and demand.

Wholesale prices rise sharply and show new Fed chief could confront stubborn inflation

The cost of wholesale goods and services rose sharply at the end of last year, underscoring that the battle against inflation is far from over as President Donald Trump names his pick for chair of the Federal Reserve.

Most of us make assumptions about growth and value stocks. Here’s what we get wrong.

Reading too much into short-term market moves can land you in trouble.

Amex sees strong travel and luxury spending as affluent customers open their wallets

Amex sees spending rise, as its cardholders are ‘enjoying life’ and getting ready to travel.

This is the No. 1 thing Americans worry about being able to afford in retirement — and it’s not food or housing

Some say these worries will impact how they vote in the midterm elections.

Exxon, Chevron are producing oil at record rates, but lower prices led to lower earnings

The two U.S. integrated giants reported quarterly earnings with Venezuela in focus.
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