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AMD’s stock is rising as the competitive battle with Nvidia hits a new dimension

AMD was once viewed as just a “price check” to Nvidia, according to Truist analysts. Now they hear that industry participants are taking AMD’s technology more seriously.

Home prices grow at slowest pace in two years, reflecting ‘extraordinarily weak’ demand

Home prices in the 20 biggest metros in the U.S. continues to slow sharply, as the housing market weakens under the weight of high mortgage rates and unaffordability.

Lilly obesity-pill trial results find a warmer reception on Wall Street this time around

Pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly said it will now move “with urgency” toward getting regulatory approval for orforglipron.

Durable-goods orders retreat due to Boeing, but details look stronger

AI-driven spending is offsetting weakness from tariff uncertainty.

Betting markets don’t believe that Trump will succeed in ousting Fed’s Lisa Cook

Betting markets don’t see a high chance that President Donald Trump will manage to oust Federal Reserve governor Lisa Cook, following Trump’s announcement late Monday that he had fired her while accusing her of mortgage fraud.

EchoStar’s stock is surging. Why AT&T just struck a $23 billion spectrum deal with the company.

AT&T will look to enhance its wireless and home-internet offerings with spectrum from EchoStar.

Why small-cap stocks just might be the market’s new ‘Magnificent Seven’

The small-cap rally is real. Here are five stocks to consider owning right now.

The kids are out of the house, and I saved for college. How are they still spending so much of my money?

Parents may have dreams of date nights and extra spending cash once their kids are in college — but financial experts say beyond tuition and fees, there are many costs families should prepare for.

I’m the co-CEO of an $800 billion investment firm. Here’s why I need a financial adviser.

An adviser should be your portfolio’s general manager, coach and star player. What does that make you? The team owner.

China is locking up rare-earth elements — and the U.S. is running out of time to stop it

America’s dependence on China risks the manufacturing supply chains for many military and high-technology products.

Sending kids back to school with PB&J lunches costs 6% more this year. Here’s how tariffs, SNAP cuts factor in.

Perishable food items cannot be easily stockpiled. Because of this, parents might feel the ripple effect of tariffs on their budget more noticeably when grocery shopping.

This healthcare benefit offers a triple tax advantage — but many employees don’t use it

Health Savings Accounts combine federal tax-deductible contributions with tax-free growth and tax-free medical withdrawals.
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