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CPI? Who cares? This is why I love my inflation-protected bonds.

When it comes to fixed-income investments, TIPS are your best bet.

PNC to spend $1 billion on its bank branches

Big regional bank plans to add 100 branches and renovate 1,200 others.

Steady U.K. inflation sees pound and bond yields fall as traders boost Bank of England rate-cut bets

The British pound and government bond yields fell, while stocks rose, after a report showing steady U.K. inflation raised hopes the Bank of England can soon consider trimming interest rates.

Blink Charging’s stock surges after revenue outlook was well above forecasts

The company said it expects fourth-quarter revenue “to surpass $42 million,” which is well above the current FactSet consensus of $34.1 million and could be roughly double the year-ago revenue of $22.6 million.

‘Older workers are good for business.’ Why Peak 65 is such a big deal for workers and retirement.

As record numbers of Americans turn 65, look for big changes in the world of work

Kraft Heinz’s stock falls as sales volume fell more than prices were raised

A reduction of SNAP benefits and a reaction to higher prices led to a third straight quarterly sales miss.

If you’re buying jewelry for Valentine’s Day, here’s how to insure it

Your homeowner’s policy may not have you fully covered

Plug Power to cut jobs, among other moves meant to save $75 million a year

The alternative-energy company “will undertake strategic adjustments to its staffing levels,” it said Wednesday.

Intuitive Machines’ shares fall as historic moon mission delayed

Intuitive Machines is aiming to send the first commercial U.S. lunar lander to the moon’s surface.

Uber unveils its first-ever share-buyback program for up to $7 billion

Uber Technologies Inc.’s stock jumped 5.6% premarket Wednesday, after the ride-sharing company announced its first-ever share-buyback program with its board authorizing the repurchase of up to $7 billion worth of stock.

Mark Zuckerberg says he gave the Apple Vision Pro a test and says Meta Quest 3 is better

Meta Platforms CEO Mark Zuckerberg is going head-to-head with another Magnificent Seven chief — though this time, it’s in the consumer-products arena rather than an actual cage fight.

Tuesday’s market meltdown was an ‘overreaction’. Here’s why the rally can continue.

Tom Lee, head of research at Fundstrat Global Advisors, says there’s still too much ‘dry powder’ for stock markets to peak.
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