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Bond market is the Achilles’ heel of Trump’s ‘big, beautiful’ budget bill, say investors

President Donald Trump’s budget plan come reignite tumult in the U.S. bond market

How Trump’s tariffs could leave the Fed at risk of triggering stagflation

Appeasing Trump would require the Fed to abandon its 2% inflation target. Pressure is mounting for that.

Here comes another Wall Street S&P 500 target reduction. Stagflation risks are rising.

Jefferies became the latest Wall Street firm to backtrack on its S&P 500 target as the bank warned that an economic slowdown — but not a recession — will be a drag on earnings.

Should you get your financial advice from social media? Consider these red flags.

Social media has become a key source of financial advice for millions of Americans who did not learn about money at home or school. Is this a good thing?

‘I ended up getting very sick’: I’m divorcing an abuser. I’ve had two terrible attorneys — and fired them both. Do I sue? 

“I want to focus on the monetary aspect, because money is tight and my divorce is not over yet.”

Chinese official calls Americans peasants after Beijing criticized Vance’s usage

China last week condemned Vice President J.D. Vance for referring to its population as “peasants” — and now has used the same word to describe Americans.

The multi-million dollar homes of Hailee Steinfeld and Josh Allen—and when are they getting married?

Actress Hailee Steinfeld and Bills quarterback Josh Allen are in no rush to marry, but they do have an impressive property portfolio.

John Goodman lowers the price of historic New Orleans home to $4.75 million

The home has served as a primary residence for Goodman and his wife until Feb. 4, when they put it on the market for $5.45 million

The latest tariff fallout: China reportedly tells its airlines not to take any more Boeing planes

Boeing shares were lower early Tuesday after a report that China ordered its airlines not to take any more deliveries of U.S.-made jets.

Analysts were worried about U.S. tariffs but it’s China that drags LVMH into tie for biggest luxury-goods company

LVMH Moet Hennessy’s first-quarter sales miss spooked the whole sector as the French luxury-goods giant struggled in China ahead of looming tariffs in the U.S.

Will Meta have to give up Instagram? A huge antitrust trial looks to upend social media.

If the government gets its way, it could force a breakup of the social-media giant. One analyst asks: “Without Instagram and WhatsApp, what really is Meta?”

How do I apply for a tax-filing extension? What if I can’t pay? Your last-minute Tax Day questions, answered.

Tuesday is Tax Day, the last day to pay any owed 2024 income taxes. It’s also the final day to either file a tax return or claim an extension.
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