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Commodities Corner: Saudi Arabia’s planned oil cut could lead to ‘cracks’ within OPEC+ — but not a spike in gasoline prices

Saudi Arabia is looking to control oil's "narrative," one analyst says, but that should not hurt drivers fearing more pain at the gas pump

Deep Dive: How can community banks compete with industry giants for deposits? Here’s what to know.

The Federal Home Loan Banks don't only provide emergency funding. They support mortgage lending and affordable housing — without using taxpayer money.

: Apple debuts new 15-inch MacBook Air for $1,299, adds new Mac Pro and Studio PCs

Apple Inc. debuted a new, larger version of its MacBook Air laptop Monday as it kicked off its WWDC developer event.

Crypto: Bitcoin drops after SEC files 13 charges against Binance, founder Changpeng Zhao

Major cryptocurrencies sank on Monday, after the Securities and Exchange Commission charged the world's largest crypto exchange, Binance Holdings Inc., and its founder Changpeng Zhao with 13 securities law violations. 

Mark Hulbert: The ‘June Swoon’ and other fairy tales

The monthly contrarian update of market timer sentiment

Key Words: AMC CEO touts record U.S. food and beverage sales

"Apparently our guests are coming to see movies hungry and thirsty," AMC CEO Adam Aron tweeted.

: SEC charges Binance and founder CZ with mishandling customer funds, illegally serving U.S. investors

The Securities and Exchange Commission charged Binance Holdings Inc. and its founder Changpeng Zhao with securities law violations Monday.

The Ratings Game: Why Meta’s stock is still ‘highly attractive’ after a 125% surge this year, according to one bull

Meta has already translated artificial intelligence into revenue benefits, and one analyst thinks a continuation of that trend could power its stock further.

Metals Stocks: Gold edges higher to recoup some losses from late last week

Gold futures move higher Monday, looking to recoup a portion of their losses from the end of last week.

The Moneyist: ‘I’m concerned my friends will think I’m cheap’: I used to give friends’ kids $100 gift cards, but I left my job in tech. Is $25 an insult?

‘I have been generous in the past when giving gifts for graduations or birthdays.’

Bond Report: Treasury yields higher as investors assess interest rate outlook

Appetite for risk across markets reduced demand for sovereign debt, while investors continued assessing what could be next for the Fed's interest-rate decision

: Spotify will lay off 200 employees as it shakes up podcast strategy

Spotify Technology plans to lay off about 200 employees, or roughly 2% of its workforce, as it shifts its strategy around podcasts.
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