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“I want long-term job security and to not be in a crazy amount of debt.”

U.S. businesses are pulling back from making major decisions due to uncertainty stemming from the war with Iran, according to the Federal Reserve’s latest report on regional economies.

The AI5 chip, which Tesla says will power humanoid robots and supercomputers, has completed a critical step.

The expanded deduction has led to hefty refunds, especially for homeowners in Democratic-leaning states.

Americans are already biking to work, pooling trips and adjusting travel plans, MarketWatch has reported. Those who can are looking for cheaper gas prices in their area.

The arrangement shows that computing is increasingly relevant to the financial sector.

As many as 77% of people age 50 and older want to age in place. It might not be worth it.

Apple CEO Tim Cook, a longtime Nike board member, spent $1 million of his own money to buy Nike’s stock as it dipped to a 12-year low.

No matter how you slice it, U.S. stocks seem to be already moving past the Iran conflict. But commodity markets and other financial assets aren’t ready to turn the page just yet.

President Donald Trump and Department of Justice officials aren’t showing signs of backing down in a standoff over the leadership of the Federal Reserve, even as current Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s term for that role is due to end in exactly a month.

Analysts are looking for how much content Netflix’s subscribers are actually watching — but a recent price hike and the streamer’s growing ad business are expected to help profitability.

The Globalstar deal may seem trivial relative to Amazon’s size, but it represents an “important signal” that Amazon is committed to space.