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These 10 industrial stocks look ripe as investors rotate toward the sector

Analysts favor many sector names for rapid sales growth and big gains for the stocks over the next year.

‘I love being debt-free’: I’m in my mid-50s and buying a house. Do I take out a $400K mortgage or use my Roth IRA?

“I’ll fund $500,000 of that from the sale of my current house.”

Strategy’s sinking stock puts the policy of ‘don’t ever sell your bitcoin’ to the test

Bitcoin’s selloff means Strategy is now losing money on its holdings, which it has been accumulating for nearly six years.

Why Alphabet’s stock is falling despite booming cloud growth

Shares declined Thursday as Google’s staggering $185 billion capital-expenditure forecast overshadowed a blowout fourth quarter.

How Apple’s stock has become a surprise winner during the $1.2 trillion tech wipeout

Apple has been long criticized for its lack of an AI strategy, but now the company’s more measured approach to spending looks attractive.

Hims & Hers launch of compounded $49 Wegovy pill pummels Novo Nordisk’s shares

The compounded pill is less expensive than the oral version of Wegovy, which costs $149 to get started.

I’m dating a guy who asks me to pay for most dates — and brings a flask to bars to save money. Is he cheap?

“He says he doesn’t always feel comfortable giving his credit card information out online.”

Surging jobless claims and big layoff announcements are not signs of a collapsing labor market. Here’s why.

Unemployment is still very low and is likely to stay that way.

Job openings sink to a postpandemic low. The economy is barely adding any new jobs.

The number of job openings in December fell to the lowest level in eight years, excluding the COVID-19 pandemic era, underscoring the fragility of the U.S. labor market in the new year.

Broadcom’s stock rises on Google’s spending plans, but Nvidia’s stock extends decline

Google plans to spend up to $185 billion this year, and analysts say its data-center suppliers stand to benefit.

Peloton is losing money again as subscriptions keep falling. The stock is tumbling.

Peloton’s stock falls as the maker of home-fitness products again reported quarterly losses, and as connected-fitness subscriptions fell to a more than four-year low.

Here’s the smart way to play the stock market’s Super Bowl Indicator

Bulls want the Seahawks; bears cheer the Patriots. Why you shouldn’t worry if your team loses.
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