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Deep Dive: Here are analysts’ 20 favorite AI stocks — and they still see upside for Nvidia

A deep look at hundreds of AI companies highlights stocks expected to soar as much as 59% over the next year.

The Ratings Game: Alibaba’s stock is ‘still very cheap,’ but Bernstein now wonders if it’s a value trap

Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. shares might be a "value trap," according to an analyst who just downgraded them.

: Brookfield Reinsurance offers to buy AEL in $4.3 billion deal

AEL's stock jumps 15% premarket on news of $55-a-share offer for the annuity provider.

Paul Brandus: Putin’s days may be numbered, but the West’s distrust of Russia will endure for decades

Don't hold your breath waiting for a better leader in Russia, writes Paul Brandus.

Market Extra: This analyst warned of a mutiny against Putin last year. Here’s what he thinks might happen next in Russia.

For Marko Papic, a partner and top strategist at Clocktower Group, the notion that a Russian oligarch would rise up to challenge President Vladimir Putin's government and military apparatus was practically foreordained.

Need to Know: ‘Embrace the uncertainty.’ How investors can use options to navigate a tricky stock market.

Our call of the day says a battle of the bears and bulls is shaping up this summer. Here is how they say investors can hedge their

Peter Morici: Biden’s protectionism is driving emerging economies into China’s hands

China is often a more important market than the U.S. and has become a major source of global funding.

: Lordstown Motors files for bankruptcy protection and sues Foxconn

Electric vehicle maker Lordstown Motors on Tuesday filed for bankruptcy protection and said it's suing former partner Foxconn.

Outside the Box: Are you helping your adult children financially? You’re hurting their financial future — and your own.

3 major mistakes parents make and 3 ways to fix them.

Bond Report: Treasury yields nudge higher as China talk spurs riskier behavior

A slightly more risk-positive tone across global markets were reducing demand for sovereign bonds and nudging Treasury yields higher.

Market Snapshot: Stock futures bounce after tech-led declines

U.S. stock futures rebounded Tuesday after several difficult sessions as end of first half looms.

: IMF puts blame on greedflation for rise in prices

The International Monetary Fund says that actually it's corporate profits, not labor costs, driving inflation higher, in the euro area.
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