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Stocks are selling off Friday. Is it fatigue, or something else?

The S&P 500 is now in danger of a weekly loss.

Is the economy losing jobs? The Fed’s rate cut hints at bigger worries.

Is the U.S. jobs market even worse than it looks? Most top officials at the Federal Reserve sure seem to think so.

Block the Warner Bros. sale, break up ‘Big Streaming’ — and give us lower prices

Either Netflix or Paramount buying Warner Bros. Discovery would be an unhappy ending for streaming customers.

Here’s the latest mystery spooking Broadcom investors — but not analysts

Broadcom’s lack of disclosure around its newest AI customer — the company’s fifth — has investors confused about the company’s work with OpenAI.

Stocks to buy for 2026 as the AI trade comes under pressure

Also, year-end retirement and tax-planning tips.

‘Is this really what college bowl games have become?’ Critics say games sponsored by Pop-Tarts and mayonnaise take attention away from football.

Notre Dame recently decided to pass up an invitation to play in the Pop-Tarts Bowl.

Fermi’s first tenant of massive Trump-named power project backs out of funding deal

Fermi, co-founded by a former secretary of energy, Rick Perry, said its first potential tenant of Project Matador has backed out of an agreement to provide $150 million in advance funding.

Why Alphabet and Amazon could be two of the best AI stocks next year

As AI spending rises, these two Big Tech names will be best-positioned to deliver a return on investment, according to JPMorgan.

A squash game saved this famous trader’s life. Here’s how he learned he had breast cancer.

The investor Steve Eisman said he has breast cancer and is undergoing treatment for the disease, which is diagnosed in fewer than 1% of men.

‘Inflation remains too high.’ Two Fed dissenters who rejected latest interest-rate cut explain why.

The Fed could have waited for delayed economic reports on inflation and employment, Chicago Federal Reserve Bank President Austan Goolsbee said.

America needs to get tough on technology — not make Nvidia chip deals with China

Chip-import dependence is a national-security threat. A “chip-for-chip” tariff could be a $230 billion revenue windfall and spur U.S. semiconductor production.

What other tariffs could Trump roll back as economic worries persist?

President Donald Trump wants to show he’s trying to address the high cost of living, so he has rolled back tariffs on many grocery items and made pointed remarks at White House events.
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