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Bots make buying concert tickets a nightmare. Could the FTC’s Ticketmaster probe help?

As the FTC ramps up its war against resell bots with its latest Ticketmaster investigation, what can be done to level the playing field so that bots don’t grab all the Taylor Swift tickets?

Inflation fears surge to their highest levels since ‘liberation day’ as Fed cuts rates

The bond market is less confident than Jerome Powell.

Investors eyeing a Fed rate cut this week: Beware the unintended fallout for U.S. markets and the economy

A Fed cut in 2007 could hold some clues as to how things might play out this time around, according to the Leuthold Group.

BlackRock turns ‘neutral’ on long-term Treasurys ahead of potential Fed rate cuts

BlackRock shifted its tactical view of long-term Treasurys but said the macroeconomic backdrop is “murky.”

Alphabet’s stock was an AI loser. Now it’s beaten out Nvidia on the year.

Alphabet briefly became the best performer in the “Magnificent Seven” on a year-to-date basis, showing how its stock has new shine in the eyes of investors.

These amateur traders won big as metals prices boomed in 2025. Here’s how they did it.

An electrician made $500,000 with bets on platinum and palladium futures. “There is money to be made,” one professional trader said, but losses can also mount.

Google’s Gemini now tops the App Store on Nano Banana frenzy. Is ChatGPT in trouble?

Gemini’s Nano Banana image-editing feature has sparked fresh interest in Google’s generative-AI chatbot, signaling intensifying competition for ChatGPT.

Trump revives call to ditch quarterly earnings reports. What comes next?

European companies already report twice yearly. Trump wants to allow U.S. businesses to do the same.

This ‘digital cash’ yields enough to make banks worry that you’ll leave them

Regulated U.S.-dollar stablecoins could become as ordinary as money-market funds — and help the greenback keep its global dominance.

‘We are financially secure’: My fiancée and I are 61. I’m moving into her home. What are the pitfalls?

“Once I have moved in with her, the plan is to rent out my house.”

And now for Washington’s next trick — sawing the dollar’s value in half

Pay $24 now, get $13 in 30 years: This Treasury-bond investment has only one winner — and it’s not you.

Donald Trump Jr.’s new career: advising companies

From mixed martial arts to prediction markets and drones, the president’s eldest son is being paid for giving his counsel.
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