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JPMorgan says it now sees four Fed rate cuts on the horizon as Trump nominates Miran to Fed

JPMorgan Chase & Co.’s top U.S. economist now expects the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates three times in 2025, beginning with a 25-basis-point cut in September.

Medicare will test using AI to help decide whether patients get coverage — which could delay or deny care, critics warn

Increasing prior authorizations would “undercut one of the immense benefits of traditional Medicare.”

Why investors are making a big mistake by not worrying more about tariffs

President Trump’s tariff fight no longer looks to be the biggest worry keeping investors up at night, according to a new BofA Global survey.

Trump’s clash with Intel’s CEO isn’t just politics — it’s a crucial test for U.S. chip making

While Lip-Bu Tan has drawn the president’s ire for his links to China, Intel also recently hinted it could scale back its manufacturing ambitions, which may not be sitting well with Trump.

Why a proposal to ‘save’ Social Security by investing $1.5 trillion in the stock market won’t work

Some in Congress have finally worked out that some of your Social Security retirement dollars should be invested. But is it too late?

Is Apple making the same mistakes BlackBerry did? Here’s how it can change course.

Apple seems to be lacking vision around AI, but one analyst recommends the company make a splashy acquisition and pay up for top AI hires.

Are you getting a $600 tariff rebate check? What to know as Trump, senator float the idea.

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Sweetgreen’s customers are cutting back on pricey salads. Will extra chicken help?

Sweetgreen’s stock is sliding toward its worst day on record, and the company says it’s boosting some portion sizes to enhance the value proposition.

The viral way to teach kids to build a nest egg and invest it wisely

Also: Eight companies that might hit $5 trillion in value before Nvidia does.

Millions of student-loan borrowers have no idea how much they’re supposed to pay

Balances increasing, forgiveness paused — the “level of confusion is just crazy.”

Trade Desk’s stock may see its worst drop ever, and analysts wonder if Amazon is to blame

Some say newfound competition is pressuring Trade Desk’s growth, but the ad-tech company’s CEO says Amazon is limited because it competes against marketing customers.

Under Armour’s stock dives, as CEO doesn’t like what tariffs are doing to profits

Under Armour’s fiscal second quarter outlook fell below Wall Street’s expectations, and the company again did not provide full-year outlook.
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