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A Tesla bull turns bearish, and warns EV maker could lose money this year

Tesla Inc. shares on Wednesday headed for their lowest in nearly one year after a known Tesla bull cut his price target on the stock and warned that the company could post a GAAP loss this year.

More high schools are requiring financial-literacy classes. The pandemic may have played a key role.

“If we have this mandated, we have got to make sure these educators get trained,” one expert said.

It’s not just Nvidia: These companies are finally making real money from AI

Enterprise-AI sales are starting to have an impact on tech sales.

The father of my daughter died in a horrible accident. He was not on the birth certificate. How can I prove paternity?

“He helped pay for school things, and bought her anything she said she wanted.”

‘Magnificent Seven’s’ wild stock swings keeping you awake at night? Consider their bonds.

Spreads and prices of the group’s bonds have held steady in the year so far.

Magnificent Seven no longer a monolith as performance continues to diverge

The Magnificent Seven are no longer a markets monolith.

Britons get tax break to invest in London stock market as part of budget giveaway ahead of election

Britons will get a tax break to encourage investment in the London stock market, the U.K. government said as it set out a spring budget that also cut workers’ employment taxes, as the Conservative party looked to boost its election hopes.

For the 14th year in a row, the S&P 500 did better than the majority of actively managed U.S. large-cap stock funds

‘Beating the benchmark is very difficult,’ says Anu Ganti, head of U.S. index investment strategy at S&P Dow Jones Indices

CrowdStrike flirts with historic stock gains as it closes in on Palo Alto Networks

Against a tough backdrop for cybersecurity stocks, CrowdStrike delivered big with its latest earnings.

Virginia’s adult-use cannabis bill could become law, even if the governor fails to act

Measure could pass if Gov. Glenn Youngkin fails to act because the state has no pocket veto.

Job openings stay at 8.9 million — still lots of demand for labor

The number of job openings in the U.S. stayed at 8.9 million for the third month in a row, suggesting the demand for labor remains quite robust.

Target’s ‘pivot to growth’ coming as it moves past recent issues, says D.A. Davidson

Target Corp. is well positioned for growth in its second-quarter as the retail giant gets past the challenges of recent years, such as the 2023 controversy over Pride-themed products, according to analyst firm D.A. Davidson.
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