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ServiceNow CEO warns of ‘extinction’ for some legacy software as stock pops on earnings

The enterprise-software company beat expectations with its latest earnings and boosted its outlook.

More job cuts, strong demand for french fries is sending this stock to a record gain

Lamb Weston’s stock surged toward a record gain Wednesday after the frozen-potato seller beat earnings expectations amid strong global demand for french fries and announced another round of job cuts.

Why gold may be in a new paradigm as the yellow metal soars in 2025

Gold may be in a new paradigm after beating a widely followed gauge of the U.S. stock market over the past two decades.

3 ways to help your child retire with $1 million — or more

One financial strategy claims investing $1,544 for a child at birth can help them retire with $1 million. Could it be that simple?

If you’re worried about mortgage and car-loan rates going even higher, you should be watching the Trump-Powell fight

Trump is fed up with Powell, but experts say Americans seeking cheaper interest rates and lower prices shouldn’t be rooting for the Fed chair to be forced into an early exit.

Our 3 kids will never have as good a retirement as ours. How do we help them now?

With $25,000 in monthly income and $1.7 million saved, a reader is ready to start giving money away.

Trump’s AI action plan: Why it ‘answers a call’ in one area and falls short in another

It’s AI Day in Washington, D.C., as President Donald Trump rolls out an “action plan” for artificial intelligence and gives a speech on the fast-growing field.

Trump’s trade deals: Here are the countries that have made agreements, and those that haven’t

U.S. President Donald Trump’s trade deal with Japan has sparked fresh optimism that the global economy will manage to avoid getting hit with extremely elevated tariffs, even as many U.S. trading partners still don’t have agreements.

Will the WNBA expanding to 18 teams help or hurt the players saying ‘Pay Us What You Owe Us’?

The WNBA has reportedly agreed to collect $925 million worth of expansion team fees by 2030.

Wall Street braces for more than a half-trillion dollars in net Treasury-bill issuance during third quarter

The Treasury Department is gearing up to deliver its first big plans for borrowing during the current quarter since President Donald Trump signed his sweeping package of tax cuts and spending into law on July 4.

Earnings push Fiserv’s stock toward its worst year since 2008. Here’s what worries Wall Street.

The fintech company’s disappointing growth trends in its merchant business have one analyst concerned that competition is dogging the Clover brand.

Trump says he had only a few people in mind to replace Powell but Bessent now says its a ‘long list’

The White House is “not in a rush” to find a new Fed chair, the Treasury secretary said Wednesday.
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