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‘I told him that wouldn’t fly’: My 90-year-old mother’s adviser changed the beneficiaries on her accounts. What is going on?

“He said, ‘I’m just trying to help.’”

Here’s the main reason gold has lost luster after reaching a record high

Gold has struggled to regain its April highs owing to a variety of factors but central banks slowing down their purchases is the main one

All the pain for none of the discount: Why small caps are so toxic right now

It’s a brutal time in small-cap land even as the broader stock market hits new records.

‘An entire world unto itself’: Stunning Robert Taylor Ranch listed for $70 million

The blockbuster property once owned by the Hollywood icon is the largest single-family residential lot in L.A.—and includes a hidden door and a fully renovated horse barn.

Nvidia got U.S. greenlight to sell its H20 chips in China — but now China is worried about security

Nvidia earlier this month said the U.S. government is giving permission to sell its H20 microchip again in China — but now a Chinese regulator is raising a red flag.

Rolls-Royce is Britain’s answer to Nvidia. It just hiked its outlook again.

Rolls-Royce phenomenal stock-market gains continued on Thursday as the engine maker lifted its outlook for the year.

AB InBev stock sees worst day since COVID struck after volume miss

Anheuser Busch InBev shares fell as much as 11% as the brewer on Thursday reported declining volumes in the second quarter.

Why is Meta’s stock soaring after earnings? It’s about far more than the numbers.

Meta’s heavy AI spending is boosting ad revenue — and the company is only getting more profitable in the process.

Figma prices IPO at $33 a share, raising $1.2 billion

Design-software company Figma Inc. priced its initial public offering at $33 a share late Wednesday, raising more than $1.2 billion.

Arm drops some clues about its future, but they’re not enough to help the stock

Arm said it’s exploring ways to expand its business, but investors seem focused on the chip-design company’s lukewarm outlook.

Social Security now says online-authentication rules will be encouraged — but ‘entirely optional’

The agency is amending filing that would have required extra authentication or in-person visits

Treasury secretary calls MAGA baby bonds a ‘back door’ to privatize Social Security

A provision in the Republican megabill, which was signed into law earlier this month, giving each newborn $1,000 could be “a back door for privatizing Social Security,” Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said on Wednesday.
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