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Data suggest President Trump has been the driver behind the best and worst days for stocks in his second term.

Meta’s latest workforce reduction comes as the company aims to spend up to $135 billion on AI this year

Across the U.S., rising costs for housing, healthcare and basic necessities are taking a toll on people’s well-being.

President Donald Trump plans to host another private event for top holders of his meme coin, but the grand functions aren’t sending the $TRUMP digital token to new highs — and the ethical concerns aren’t going away.

College affordability issues and tech layoffs have boosted interest in the skilled trades, but “blue-collar work isn’t necessarily insulated from other market forces.”

The company plans to replace old vehicle computers in a plan that one analyst said seemed “expensive and perhaps not even sensible.”

Some investors are shunning private-credit funds, but billions of dollars are still flowing into funds with a big software exposure.

Americans are living longer but aren’t financially prepared for it.

Analog-chip stocks have been big gainers as the semiconductor rally broadens further beyond pure AI plays.

Mortgage rates fell for the third straight week, a welcome sign for a housing market challenged by high prices and sellers reluctant to give up their own favorable rates.

Hasbro’s stock jumped after the toy maker looked to dispel worries that “Magic: The Gathering” shipments would be affected by a recent cyberattack.

A prominent software ETF is seeing its biggest daily decline in a year. There’s “no room for nuance” in the sector, an analyst says.