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Mark Hulbert: The curious case of a regional bank’s insider stock sales

Is the stock market a level playing field for both corporate insiders and outsiders? Activity at First Horizon Bank raises questions.

: Tesla stock surges toward a 10th-straight gain

Tesla's stock rose Thursday toward a 10th-straight gain, as the EV maker sold more cars in China in May than it did in April

: California bill would limit security deposits for prospective renters

Assembly Bill 12, which was first introduced in December, passed a proposal in late May. The bill proposes to limit security deposits to one month's rent.

: Senators call for criminal investigation into Binance for lying to Congress

Sens. Elizabeth Warren and Chris Van Hollen have written to Attorney General Merrick Garland requesting a "rapid and thorough investigation" into Binance.

Futures Movers: Oil prices retreat as traders focus on prospects for demand

Oil futures decline Thursday, giving back some of their gains from a day earlier, as traders focus on the prospects for energy demand.

: A family earning $75,000 can afford fewer than 25% of homes for sale. Five years ago, they could afford 50%.

Middle-income borrowers are finding homeownership increasingly out of reach.

: Are flights being canceled due to smoke and wildfires? Here’s the latest from airports in the Northeast.

Here's what you can expect if you're trying to fly while the Canadian wildfire smoke continues to impact the Northeast

Metals Stocks: Gold prices head higher after falling to one-week low

Gold futures head higher on Thursday, looking to recoup losses from a day earlier that pulled prices to their lowest finish in just over a week.

Deep Dive: Do you need investment income? Here are 20 REIT stocks with dividends expected to be well supported through 2025.

These real-estate investment trusts are expected to generate more cash to support dividends for at least the next two years.

Economic Report: U.S. jobless claims leap to nearly two-year high of 261,000

The number of Americans who applied for unemployment benefits in early June jumped to a 21-month high of 261,000, but most of the increase was in just two states.

: Do smoky skies have you shopping for an air purifier? 5 things to know before you buy one

Because of the smoggy conditions caused by Canadian wildfires, there's been a surge of interest in the home appliance.

Key Words: Martha Stewart says she’s opposed to remote work: ‘Should America go down the drain?’

The lifestyle icon sounded off on the subject in a recent interview.
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