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The Tell: Wall Street’s most bullish strategist warns of choppiness in stocks, still sees the S&P 500 touching a record high this year

Recent weakness in the U.S. stock market is likely to persist over the near-term, says Wall Street’s most bullish strategist, who still thinks the S&P 500 will end 2023 at a record above 4,900.

: Energy Secretary Granholm, like Ford’s CEO, finds out EV charging can be a pain

During road-trip NPR interview, EV user called police on Energy Sec. Granholm's team for blocking charging spot; Ford's Farley confesses to 'charging anxiety.'

: DraftKings issues apology for 9/11-themed betting promotion

The Sept. 11 promotion on DraftKings' online sportsbook was titled "Never Forget" and involved three New York teams playing on Monday to win their games.

Earnings Results: Oracle stock falls after in-line revenue report

Oracle Corp. shares fell in the extended session Monday after the software company reported in-line revenue for the quarter.

: ‘Xi Jinping is preparing for war.’ China hawk in Congress pushes new investment restrictions.

President Biden has taken a number of steps to prevent the flow of strategic U.S. technologies to China, but many in Congress feel that he hasn't done enough.

Economic Outlook: U.S. budget deficit will double this year to $2 trillion, excluding student loans, CBO says

The U.S. federal budget deficit will double to $2 trillion this fiscal year from $1 billion last year when the student loan program is excluded, the CBO said.

: New Pfizer and Moderna COVID shots approved by FDA

CDC is set to vote on the new shots Tuesday, but questions remain about costs for uninsured people.

Market Extra: Tesla’s stock busts through 50-DMA resistance into bull-market territory

Tesla bulls finally succeeded Monday to get the electric vehicle giant's stock past upside technical resistance and into fresh bull-market territory.

Realtor.com: Just Peachy! Melissa McCarthy’s lovely $4.9 million Atlanta spread is pending sale

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In One Chart: These stocks will benefit from AI — why they are better choices than the hottest picks, says Goldman Sachs

Stock investors should focus on companies that would benefit from adopting artificial intelligence in the long term, instead of the near-term beneficiaries, which have already seen significant appreciation in their stock prices, according to Goldman Sachs. 

: Buying a house? Avoid this costly, 11th-hour mistake.

One critical oversight leads to first-time buyers paying much more for their mortgage than they need to, according to research.

Realtor.com: Patrick Mahomes takes another pass at selling his Kansas City penthouse

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