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Ozempic and other weight-loss drugs’ popularity set these stocks up for big gains

Gut-punch to medical technology and processed-food stocks is temporary.

Reverse Goldilocks — why this bank is souring on stocks, for now

This bank is raising dry powder as they see a tough period for stocks as well as riskier corporate bonds

Oil boosted by worries over Middle East supplies, storage data

Oil prices find support on shutdown of Libya oil field and rising Middle East tensions.

Treasury yields a touch higher ahead of U.S. jobs data

Bond yields inched higher early Thursday as traders continued to parse the minutes from the Federal Reserve's last meeting and awaited more updates on the U.S. jobs market.

Just two weeks after Nike’s profit warning, U.K. athletic apparel retailer warns of sales slump

Shares in JD Sports plummeted 22% on Thursday as the sportswear retailer slashed its guidance

The 2024 Kia EV6 vs. the Volkswagen ID.4: Which of these electric SUVs is better?

Both of these EVs offer a slightly elevated ride height along with fresh and modern cabins filled with the latest in technology.

The 2024 Toyota RAV4 reviewed: There’s good reason for the popularity of this reliable SUV

The 2024 Toyota RAV4 has become a standard-bearer among compact SUVs for its practicality, reliability, and long list of features.

For your second act, consider becoming a fitness or health coach

Physical activity enthusiasts can turn their passions into reality by creating tailored fitness experiences for active aging individuals.

S&P 500 futures nudge higher after weak start to the year

U.S. stock futures nudged higher early Thursday, as Wall Street looked to stabilize after a poor start to the year.

Mark Zuckerberg sold $428 million of Meta stock in the last two months of 2023

Mark Zuckerberg cashed in on his company’s 2023 stock rally in a big way — selling nearly $428 million worth of Meta Platforms Inc. shares over the final two months of the year.

Ousted Harvard President Claudine Gay says she fell victim to ‘broader war’ to undermine trusted American institutions

In a New York Times op-ed, Gay says she fell victim to a broader campaign to delegitimize the pillars of American society.

Tech layoffs in the spotlight again as 2024 kicks off with Xerox job cuts

Tech layoffs are in the spotlight once again after Xerox Holdings Corp. announced plans to cut 15% of its workforce Wednesday.
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