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Treasury yields rise after Fed rate cut, with Powell in no ‘sprint’ to loosen policy

Investors in the bond market are adjusting their positioning in the aftermath of the Fed’s shift in monetary policy.

One reason NBA star Kevin Durant is holding onto his bitcoin: He can’t get into his Coinbase account

‘It’s in the cloud,’ Durant joked – and he’s not the only one with a lost bitcoin wallet.

Russell 2000 scores fresh record for the first time in 4 years. Why the small-cap rally still has room to run.

Despite their recent rally, small-cap stocks remain cheap compared with their large-cap peers, say portfolio managers.

Why the $300 billion Oracle-OpenAI deal could be fueling an AI bubble

Big Tech’s AI capital expenditures are soaring, which raises the risk companies are overbuilding infrastructure before it can be monetized. That’s a trend one expert calls a “risky gamble.”

This satellite stock could benefit from a booming $200 billion opportunity

Wireless, broadband and defense markets are contributing to a huge opportunity for satellite companies focused on low-Earth altitudes, says BofA.

FedEx just gave investors a reason to be more optimistic

FedEx’s stock rallies in extended trading after logistics company reinstates outlook for the full year

Cracker Barrel’s recovery may be ‘protracted,’ as younger diners stay away, analysts say

‘We see risk that efforts to evolve the brand have been stymied, at least temporarily,’ BofA says, as restaurant chain deals with rebranding fallout

Is AMD in trouble as Nvidia and Intel pair up? Not so fast, analysts say.

Analysts note that even with Nvidia’s help, Intel has its challenges. And they see AMD as poised to benefit from an evolving AI landscape.

Why Ariana Grande opting out of dynamic pricing might actually help ticket scalpers — and not her fans

Though consumers often assume they lose out with dynamic pricing, experts say that’s not always the case.

The Fed has no problem with rate cuts — and neither does the stock market

The S&P 500 Index didn’t fight the Fed after the U.S. central bank lowered interest rates by a quarter-point on Wednesday.

Why mortgage rates are actually going up after the Fed cut interest rates

The 30-year mortgage rate shot up the day after the Federal Reserve cut interest rates.

Retailers like Claire’s and Rite Aid are closing stores. The biggest discounters will benefit, analysts say.

UBS says tariffs are likely “making it more challenging for weaker, less relevant players to operate smoothly” in the wake of bankruptcy announcements.
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