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These home sellers don’t want to pay 6% commissions — so they’re pushing back

The National Association of Realtors settlement potentially upends commissions starting in July. Some home sellers are already negotiating lower fees.

Videogame voice actors poised to strike as they battle AI for their jobs

Videogame makers like Epic and Electronic Arts are facing a strike threat over AI-generated voices.

Apple’s stock once drove the S&P 500. Here’s how much its influence has waned.

There was a time when the S&P 500 reaching record highs without any help from Apple Inc. was almost unthinkable. But those days are over, at least for now.

“Green shoots’ in Germany, data shows, as Europe stocks head for longest weekly winning streak since 2012

Galderma sees strong debut in Switzerland

Ocugen’s stock climbs as it beats back investor claims on COVID vaccine

Ocugen shares climbed early Friday after a federal appeals court upheld a lower court’s ruling against shareholders who alleged the company misled investors about its COVID-19 vaccine.

DWAC’s stock rallies ahead of results of vote on Trump Media merger

Digital World Acquisition Corp.’s stock rallied Friday, as investors awaited results of a shareholder vote that would determine the fate of the special purpose acquisition vehicle’s proposed purchase of former President Donald Trump’s social-media company.

Tesla’s stock pressure builds as report suggests continued China demand woes

The latest sign of demand issues for Tesla? A reported production cutback in China.

We have over $3 million and 5 adult children: Should we start giving them tax-free gifts each year?

“I understand that we could provide each of the five with $18,000 per year as gifts. Or could we only give to one child per year? Are the gifts really received tax-free?”

Oil prices steady as investors monitor Gaza cease-fire talks

Crude prices look for direction Friday.

Nervous about your stocks? This pro strategy gives you income and a market edge

Selling covered call options against your stock positions is a portfolio security blanket.

The lowest-paid U.S. workers are seeing their wages surge. It still might not be enough.

The trend is “a notable reversal of fortune” for some of the country’s lowest-earning workers, researchers said — but the gains might still fall short.

Adidas, Puma shares slip after Nike results lead to caution

Shares in Puma, Adidas, and JD Sports fell as investors feared headwinds in the apparel sector
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