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Your cash emergency fund probably isn’t going to cut it in this economy

The amount of time people spend looking for a new job in the U.S. has grown lengthier — yet most people have not adjusted their savings to account for that.

Can Elon Musk save TikTok? Here’s what a potential deal could look like.

One analyst thinks a deal for TikTok’s U.S. operations could come at a $40 billion to $50 billion price — but without the algorithm.

Brown-Forman laying off 648 people after stock price hits 10-year low and sales decline

Jack Daniels whiskey maker Brown-Forman Corp. said Tuesday it would cut 12% of its work force or about 648 jobs in the face of a 10-year-low in its stock price and four straight quarters of declining sales.

Wholesale prices posts smaller-than expected increase in a good sign on inflation

Wholesale prices in the U.S. rose modestly in December in a reprieve from a string of elevated inflation in the final months of 2024 that have likely put off any further reductions soon in interest rates.

Why Nvidia’s stock is likely to leave the bears stranded again in 2025

Strength in data center GPUs, networking, services, and emerging products put Nvidia in an enviable position.

Invest now in self-driving cars, AI and robotics — and avoid all crypto except bitcoin

A look at tech and social trends that will likely make the most money for investors by 2030.

Large-cap U.S. stocks may be heading for a lost decade, this contrarian warns. What to buy instead.

Contrarian investor Steven Jon Kaplan says he won’t be buying large-cap U.S. stocks for a decade possibly, as he sees bubble signs everywhere.

People bought cheaper jewelry as holiday gifts. That’s sinking Signet’s stock.

Kay Jewelers, Zales parent cut its sales outlook as more customers bought discounted jewelry for Christmas than expected.

Trump risks repeating Biden’s biggest blunders on the Fed, immigration and China

Trump’s policies, taken to the extreme, threaten U.S. growth, corporate profits and the stock market.

These two-dozen value stocks are poised to lead the stock market

Investors are realizing that they no longer can count on lower interest rates and inflation to support higher stock and bond prices.

Oil prices pull back after hitting 4-month highs on Russia sanctions

Oil futures pulled back Tuesday, giving back some ground after a three-day rally boosted by a new round of U.S. sanctions on Russia’s oil industry lifted crude prices to four-month highs.

CEO of Los Angeles-based home builder says rebuilding will take a long time

The chief executive of a home builder based in Los Angeles said it’s going to take a while for homes to be rebuilt after the wildfires that have devastated the area.
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