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Here’s how much more U.S. drivers are paying at the pump as the Iran conflict enters a third week

U.S. drivers are paying the highest per-gallon price for gasoline at the pump since the fourth quarter of 2023 as the Iran conflict entered a third week on Monday.

‘Selling will be a very difficult process’: My mom, 93, owns a timeshare in Florida. How can I disclaim this inheritance?

“I want to address this issue proactively before it becomes urgent.”

Strategy’s stock has soared 35% off its February low, more than doubling bitcoin’s gain

Strategy Executive Chairman Michael Saylor said Strategy’s stock would amplify bitcoin’s volatility — and it’s been doing just that.

Medicare premiums could double over next the decade, sabotaging retirement budgets

“Seniors face a dramatic reduction in the affordability of Medicare Part B,” according to a report from Congress.

Record Oscar haul for Warner Bros. caps off a topsy-turvy year for the legendary studio

The studio’s films took home 11 Oscars after a banner year at the box office and a tumultuous and politically charged sales process for its parent company.

Tesla’s stock rises as investors embrace ambitious foray into making AI chips

Elon Musk’s planned chip fab could cost hundreds of billions of dollars, according to analysts.

Micron’s stock climbs, putting a big milestone in sight

Micron is on track to finish with a $500 billion market cap for the first time on record, less than six months after passing the $200 billion threshold.

Chinese stocks could fall by up to 10% if Trump-Xi summit is delayed, Morgan Stanley strategists say

President Donald Trump has threatened to postpone a planned meeting with President Xi Jinping if China does not help to secure the Strait of Hormuz.

I’m 37 and won a settlement. I maxed out my IRA. How do I invest the $21,000 I have left?

”I would love for this money to buy me some more freedom.”

How Intuit is reacting to a stock price that it deems ‘meaningfully misaligned’ with reality

Intuit executives are ending their automated stock-sale plans in a bid to restore investor confidence.

Will Meta really cut 20% of its staff — and is AI to blame?

Facebook’s parent company is reportedly considering mass layoffs as investors question whether the company is overspending on AI.

Strategist provides a formula for how long the Iran war lasts

Iran cannot withstand much more of the bombing, a strategist contends, and the rest of the world will eventually coordinate a response, thereby eventually eliminating Iran’s leverage.
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