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Do what this deal-making CEO does and find ‘AI-proof’ industries for your money

Healthcare, retail, manufacturing and building products are industries AI likely won’t dominate.

Novo Nordisk, struggling to meet weight-loss drug demand, to buy facilities in three-way deal

The controlling shareholder of weight-loss drug maker Novo Nordisk on Monday said it’s buying a provider of drug manufacturing for $16.5 billion.

Oil prices slide as traders brush off U.S. airstrikes

Oil futures fall to begin the week.

Fate of the Mag 7 depends on their ability to deliver rapid revenue growth in 2024, says Goldman Sachs

Mag 7 valuations are not extreme but they must deliver the forecast revenue growth

Bond yields continue to back up after hot jobs data

Bond yields continue to rise on Monday, as investors react to news the U.S. economy continues to add jobs at a brisk pace.

Boeing warns of more delays after newly flagged issues on 737 fuselages. Shares fall.

The manufacturer said it plans to spend several days inspecting and reworking 50 fuselages supplied to it by Spirit AeroSystems

7 tips for road-tripping in an electric car in winter

Taking a winter road trip in an EV can be comfortable, safe, and enjoyable—if you prepare right.

S&P 500 futures slip after index reached seventh record close of the year

U.S. stock futures slipped Monday, edging backwards after megacap corporate earnings led to a fresh record high.

What is a ‘stay interview’? Why you should ask for one if you plan to keep your job.

Departing employees are expensive, and companies are more willing than ever to listen to employees to retain them—that’s where the ‘stay interview’ comes in.

Half of U.S. car shoppers are considering a hybrid or EV, survey says

The study reinforces the idea that automakers will need to convince a new group of shoppers to buy EVs for the industry to grow further.

There’s now a tax credit for installing an EV charger in your home—here’s what to know

The charger installation tax credit covers 30% of the cost, up to $1,000, but there are limitations.

Santander, Lloyds shares fall on report Iran used banks to evade sanctions

Shares of Banco Santander and Lloyds Banking Group dropped after a report that Iran used the U.K. arms of those two banks to evade sanctions.
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