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Institutional investors, often regarded as the so-called smart money, are now following retail investors into stocks.

Shares of Cracker Barrel Old Country Store jumped Tuesday after President Donald Trump said the restaurant chain should go back to its old logo — and, hours later, it did.

Interest rates on long-term mortgages might not fall as fast as some might anticipate should the Federal Reserve cut its benchmark rate at its next policy meeting in September, according to Wells Fargo Investment Institute.

Shares of PVH Corp. were up after hours on Tuesday after the parent of the Tommy Hilfiger and Calvin Klein clothing lines offered a more upbeat sales outlook, saying that it still expects this year “to mark our return to growth.”

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President Donald Trump made a move to fire a member of the Federal Reserve’s Board of Governors. Investors can see that as a threat to the political independence of the central bank, potentially undermining confidence in the U.S. dollar and Treasury bonds — and boosting the appeal of gold and other assets perceived as safe havens.

“Americans may be susceptible to widespread identity theft, may lose vital healthcare and food benefits,” and may need new Social Security numbers, according to the complaint.

Okta’s stock is rising after the company beat earnings expectations and raised its guidance, reflecting the growing need to authenticate users and agents in the AI era.

A KBW analyst still prefers big banks over regional names, but sees opportunities for investors who want to chase the rally in smaller bank stocks.

Partnering with Google’s Gemini could erode Apple’s brand and privacy, causing the iPhone maker to lose market share.

Rising interest rates in the U.S. and around the world pose a serious risk to the stock market.

Starbucks sees foot traffic spike 24% thanks to PSLs. “It’s great just to get people in the door,” analysts say.