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Social Security will speed disability-benefit decisions for more conditions 

People with certain serious health conditions now on the “Compassionate Allowances” list may receive benefits more quickly.

Is tariff inflation finally here? Consumer prices might show biggest increase of the year.

Economists have warned for months about rising inflation due to U.S. tariffs, but like the recent tsunami warnings from the Kamchatka earthquake, the danger has not come to pass. Until now.

Alphabet, Meta, Amazon and Microsoft share this one thing — and it’ll keep the stocks fired up

To anyone still shouting “bubble”: Please sit down.

Nvidia and AMD reportedly strike deals with Trump — but analysts see a ‘slippery slope’

The chip companies have reportedly agreed to give 15% of their China revenues to the U.S. government, but Bernstein analysts said the move doesn’t have a clear strategic purpose and will impact profitability.

Intel’s CEO is about to visit Trump. What’s at stake for the chip maker in D.C.’s crosshairs.

Intel’s turnaround is at risk given political criticism of CEO Lip-Bu Tan. Can he and Trump work together to resurrect U.S. chip making?

C3.ai’s stock plunges, and some analysts worry business trends could get worse

The enterprise-AI software company expects to report disappointing results, and some on Wall Street think it could take more time to right the ship.

Morgan Stanley’s bold bet: Lower-quality stocks are about to take over

A single number on Tuesday could unleash a big stock-market shift.

What is the worst financial decision you’ve ever made?

Listening without prejudice to people’s worst financial decisions may be helpful in avoiding the same mistakes.

Paramount stealing UFC deal from Disney shows that there’s a new player in town

Paramount Skydance signs a $7.7 billion deal for UFC broadcast rights, in the first big move by its new CEO.

Micron’s stock climbs after upbeat guidance. Here’s what’s driving the momentum.

One analyst says the guidance is “a clear slap in [the] face to all the bears.”

WeightWatchers’ stock leaps as weight-loss-drug subscriptions boost revenue

WW International, the company known as WeightWatchers, brought back its full-year outlook when it reported second-quarter results.

Goldman Sachs says tariff burden to shift from businesses to consumers

A new analysis finds that U.S. consumers have absorbed only a small portion of the tariffs imposed by the Trump administration — but Goldman Sachs expects that to change in the months ahead.
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