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Tesla’s Full Self Driving is in U.S. regulator’s sights. The stock is dropping.

The probe centers on Tesla vehicles allegedly running red lights and violating other traffic laws.

The new IRS tax brackets for 2026 are here. See where you fit in.

The standard deduction is rising in the wake of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. Here’s the amount.

Jobless claims — and layoffs — are still low. Unofficially, that is.

The weekly jobless claims report won’t resume until the government shutdown, which is on its ninth day, ends.

Private equity and private credit may fit your 401(k) retirement plan — but here’s what you need to know

Private credit is less risky than private equity. And be aware of the No. 1 rule for choosing a private-equity fund.

Google is looking to lock in an AI advantage with this move

With the launch of Gemini Enterprise, Google is betting that easy-to-build AI ‘agents’ are the key to unlocking the corporate market and boosting Alphabet shares.

Here’s what the OpenAI-AMD deal says about Nvidia

OpenAI says it’s buying AMD chips to get more compute power. Analysts also see benefits to diversifying away from Nvidia and likely securing favorable pricing.

Jamie Dimon says there’s a 30% chance of a correction. ‘I’m far more worried than others.’

The CEO of U.S. banking giant JPMorgan says most investors are not seeing the troubles that he is.

Delta’s stock rises as a recent acceleration in demand leads to record revenue

Delta’s stock surges, lifting those of its peers, after the air carrier beat earnings expectations as travel demand accelerated in recent weeks.

I’m having brain surgery. Will my heirs or the creditors get my money if I die?

“I’m 47 and have a small amount of investments totaling about $45,000, and I also have the same amount in debt.”

Ferrari’s stock suffers its worst day ever after capital-markets day

Ferrari, the premium sports-car maker with an equally expensive valuation, saw its worst day ever after a capital-market day presentation.

The bull market is turning 3 years old this week. Here’s where stocks are likely headed next.

What began as a tech-driven rally has started to broaden out. According to some on Wall Street, that should help power indexes like the S&P 500 even higher.

Social Security’s COLA increase could jump to 2.8% next year. That still isn’t enough for people to get by.

The cost-of-living adjustment can’t keep up with the actual cost of living, as retirees’ costs climb.
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