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As investors have sought new ways to take advantage of volatile energy prices, interest leveraged or inverse ETFs are taking off.

These signals for investors will make or break the truce — and oil prices.

Consumer spending accelerated in February as the weather improved and Americans bought more new cars and clothes, but the momentum could be hard to sustain in light of higher gas prices and slower increases in income.

Shortly before the start of the Iran war, a key measure of U.S. inflation rose at an excessive pace for the third month in a row, underscoring the latest challenge facing the Federal Reserve as it tries to squelch stubborn price pressures.

Google and Intel are collaborating on CPUs and custom infrastructure chips to scale AI.

Open a 529 when a child is born — but don’t start making regular contributions until you’ve reached these other, more urgent milestones.

Echoing the early days of AWS, Amazon is ignoring the doubters and aggressively pursuing its AI investments.

So far, the IRS has received 1 million fewer tax returns than at the same point last year.

Wall Street expects earnings to reach a four-year high. That’s too conservative, according to Deutsche Bank.

“My husband’s memory is still good, but he has lost some executive function.”

Hulk Hogan’s waterfront Florida “cottage” has been put on the market for $4.5 million, just two months after his primary residence—where he died in July 2025—was listed for just under $11 million.

Traders wary that traffic through the Strait of Hormuz is still restricted.