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: House speaker election: Jim Jordan comes up short in first round of voting

Rep. Jim Jordan hits resistance Tuesday in an initial round of voting as he works to become the next speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives.

Help Me Retire: We’re 65 and 69 with no long-term-care insurance. We want to self-insure — but how do we do that?

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: Is Bill Ford right? Tesla’s stock is telling a different story.

Tesla investors are not really loving the United Auto Workers strike against the Big Three automakers.

: Apple bonds are yielding more than 5%. The stock has a 0.5% dividend yield.

Investors are flocking to bonds issued by (almost all) of the Magnificent Seven companies, drawn in by the juiciest yields seen on such high-quality names.

Washington Watch: Funding Hamas: Crypto, Iran in Washington’s crosshairs

As Israel's war against Hamas enters its second week, U.S. lawmakers have weighed new policies that could help starve the terrorist organization of resources.

The Ratings Game: Microsoft’s ‘undeniable’ opportunity in AI makes the stock a buy, says this bull

A Loop Capital analyst cheered opportunities with Azure and Copilot as he set a bullish rating.

The Fed: Fed’s Barkin sees ‘plausible story’ that slowing economy is working to bring inflation back to 2% target

Richmond Fed President Tom Barkin said Tuesday that the economy may be softer than the data suggests and may be helping to bring inflation down.

: Rite Aid’s stock tumbles 55% to join its cratering bonds after bankruptcy filing

Rite Aid's stock resumed trading after a halt and promptly fell to 30 cents.

: Cables, the sky and sea. These are some of the global economy’s weakest links.

Deutsche Bank again wants clients to consider invisible threats to the global economy, such as a container ship that blocks the Suez Canal.

: Tupperware’s stock shoots up after CEO Fernandez replaced, board ‘refreshed’

Tupperware's stock got a big boost Tuesday after the food-storage container company's CEO Miguel Fernandez was replaced after 3 1/2 years in the role.

The Number One: The best bar in the world is in Barcelona

The bar Sips is the best in the world. See which U.S. spots made the list.

: Nvidia’s stock slides toward worst day in nine months as restrictions on China sales expand

Chip stocks were under pressure Tuesday as the U.S. said it would expand restrictions on semiconductor sales to China.
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