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These overlooked stocks are a backdoor way to play the AI chip boom

Materials suppliers Entegris and Qnity aren’t household names, but they benefit from both the AI frenzy and a broader chip-sector recovery.

My pension enables me to delay Social Security benefits. What if I want survivor benefits sooner?

”I have a higher monthly pension benefit until my Full Retirement Age of 67.”

‘I’m rich in everything but parents’: I inherited $400K. Is it unwise to use this money to buy a house with my boyfriend?

“I’m a 40-year-old woman in a committed relationship, and I’ve experienced the loss of both of my parents.”

Buy Microsoft’s stock while it’s down? First ask yourself this question.

Microsoft’s stock is potentially compelling for long-term investors who believe the business is fundamentally “better than average,” according to a portfolio manager.

Eager for an OpenAI or Anthropic IPO? Then Trump’s Fed pick is good news.

Kevin Warsh supports President Trump’s desire for lower interest rates, and that could be a catalyst for blockbuster artificial-intelligence IPOs.

‘Bearish engulfing’ patterns are warning you: Don’t buy the dip in gold-miner stocks

A bearish technical pattern that appeared in a widely traded gold-mining ETF, as well as in Newmont’s stock, is warning investors to think twice before buying the dip.

The IRS is trying to make the best of a government shutdown. Here’s how to protect your refund.

The federal tax collector seems poised to run out of funding on Saturday, just days after it started processing 2025 income-tax returns.

Gold and silver’s $7 trillion wipeout delivers a painful lesson about risk

If “safe” investments like gold and silver can crash in a single day, investors need to reconsider their portfolio hedges.

Trump picking Kevin Warsh as Fed chair wasn’t enough to soothe shaky markets

A double-whammy selloff of tech stocks and metals shook markets on Friday.

Oil prices unexpectedly score first monthly gain in half a year. So what’s the next move for OPEC+?

The group of major oil producers known as OPEC+ will have to take oil flow uncertainty and an expected global supply surplus into account when they meet this weekend to discuss production targets.

‘These are college students … not NFL players.’ Deion Sanders’s new $5,000 fines for Colorado players blur the lines around professional sports.

Student fines “would be paid out of pocket, exactly like if a student-athlete gets a parking ticket on campus,” a University of Colorado athletic department spokesperson said.

Fed honeymoon for Warsh? Briefly — then push comes to shove.

The Federal Reserve could cut rates a few more times this year — but likely not as much as President Trump wants.
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