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Here’s what the Rivian R2 will cost

Rivian Automotive Inc. on Thursday launched its next-generation EV, a compact SUV that can go from zero to 60 mph in less than three seconds.

Arnold Schwarzenegger joins the fight against Alzheimer’s and dementia

We’re learning that many things that are good for our general health area also good for fighting dementia.

Nvidia’s stock continues to hit new highs. Why that may be ‘a bit unhealthy.’

Given continued strong momentum for chip stocks in the absence of new information, a Mizuho analyst sees the potential for a pullback after Nvidia’s big event this month.

BlackRock, Fidelity together rake in more spot bitcoin ETF inflows than Grayscale is losing

BlackRock and Fidelity have seen big inflows into their exchange-traded funds tracking spot bitcoin prices, attracting more assets combined than what has flowed out from Grayscale’s bitcoin ETF, according to Deutsche Bank Research.

Mortgage rates edge down. Home buyers are seizing the moment — while it lasts.

The 30-year mortgage rate is averaging at 6.88% Freddie Mac said in its latest weekly survey on Thursday.

President Biden has created a ‘strike force’ to combat high prices. Experts wonder whether it will work.

‘This is an exercise in marketing, not competition promotion.’

I’m afraid inflation will eat into my retirement. How do I plan for Social Security and our pension?

“The pension is not a large one.”

Fed has the luxury to hold interest rates steady given the strong economy, Mester says

Hotter January inflation data highlights a need for caution, Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester said Thursday.

February employment report likely to show 198,000 new jobs. Still too much for Fed’s liking.

Here’s what to watch in the February employment report, which will be released Friday.

Cathie Wood sounds warning about Nvidia, whose rally she missed

The famous fund manager says Nvidia needs an explosion of software revenue to avoid a pause in spending on microchips.

State of the Union: You’ll want to pay attention to this part

More drug savings on the horizon could help millions of Americans

Stocks are taking the elevator up and the escalator down, which is very unusual

There is an old saying on Wall Street: stocks take the escalator up and the elevator down. But over the past few years, investors have flipped this tendency on its head.
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