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Actress Olivia Wilde sells L.A. home at a loss for $5.23 million

Olivia Wilde is living up to her name by taking some bold steps with her real estate portfolio amid rumors that her romance with British art dealer Caspar Jopling is heating up.

BP doesn’t wait for new CEO to take big write-off of renewables business

BP isn’t even waiting for its new CEO to start before taking a big charge over its push into renewable energy.

Saks Global files for bankruptcy. Here’s how luxury retail went out of style

The Chapter 11 filing announced on Wednesday for the iconic, century-plus-old retailer — which oversees Saks Fifth Avenue, Neiman Marcus, Bergdorf Goodman and Saks Off 5th — could ripple through to other parts of the industry

From coffee to electricity, latest CPI report shows where inflation is hitting the middle class the most

Cost of living rose in December, and these households are feeling the pinch

Netflix reportedly looking to solidify its bid for Warner Bros. with all-cash offer

The streaming giant is reportedly mulling whether to amend its already-accepted offer to an all-cash bid to remove a partial stock component that has declined in value since its initial proposal was agreed upon.

Salesforce and Adobe see their stocks slide as AI fears intensify

The two software stocks were among the S&P 500’s biggest losers on Tuesday as investors considered the threat AI poses to their business models.

Nasdaq flashes a bullish signal after treading water for more than 2 months

The formerly red-hot Nasdaq-100 has gone nowhere for more than two months as shares of some of its biggest constituents, including Nvidia, Broadcom and Apple, have struggled.

Trump says the U.S. economy has ‘super-high growth.’ Is he right?

Trump’s track record is comparable to Biden’s on a key measure of the economy.

The stock market’s ‘sugar high’ is starting to fade. Why investors could see a slow grind higher from here.

One Wall Street strategist is bucking the consensus and calling for stocks to move sideways in 2026.

Investors flocking to gold for safety may be making a big mistake, Goldman says

Gold’s surge over the past 12 months hasn’t kept investors from seeking exposure to it in 2026 — although an investment strategy team at Goldman Sachs isn’t a fan of the precious metal as a diversifier in portfolios.

The smartest companies to invest in aren’t using AI to cut jobs — they’re doing this instead

AI can help management assign workers to positions where they can thrive.

Looking for a house under $300,000? Here’s why newly built homes may offer the best deals.

Builders are offering deep discounts to get newly built homes sold, which is good news for buyers at a time of historic housing unaffordability.
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