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: Tesla earnings: What to expect from the EV maker

Tesla Inc. updates Wall Street Wednesday on demand and margins for its third quarter.

The Margin: Procter & Gamble’s earnings include a familiar refrain. The strong dollar is creating big headwinds.

Procter & Gamble's fiscal first-quarter earnings included a familiar bugbear for multinationals.

The Fed: Fed can ‘wait, watch’ how economy evolves before making any interest-rate decisions, Waller says

The Federal Reserve should wait and watch the economy before making any interest-rate moves, said Fed Governor Christopher Waller, on Wednesday.

The Moneyist: ‘For religious reasons, I cannot invest to earn interest’: I’m 53 and expect to earn $90,000 a year. Is it too late to start investing?

“I am planning to set aside up to $1,000 per month for investment purposes, so that I can build some retirement funds.”

: ‘I was meant to be here’: The pros and cons of a 55-and-over community

What retirement communities lack in age diversity, they often make up for in activities and amenities.

: GSI Technology, which has sparked meme-like buzz, touts AI chip milestone

GSI Technology has announced “tape out” or design completion, of its Gemini-II Associated Processing Unit

: As Rite Aid closes some pharmacies, neighborhoods could lose a ‘pivotal’ piece of America’s health system

Rite Aid will close some of its 2,100 stores as it goes through the bankruptcy process.

Fix My Portfolio: If I’m 67 and still have health insurance through work, can I delay signing up for Medicare?

With more people working after 65, there are a lot of questions about when to sign up. 

: No student-loan payment freeze? No problem, at least according to the New York Fed.

Borrowers may have already prepared for payments to resume or could dip into savings to pay their monthly bills. The impact on the economy should be modest.

The Tell: 7 stocks are holding up the U.S. market. Here is why they may soon fall back to Earth.

Something unusual is happening in the U.S. stock market, and it's making one prominent Wall Street economist nervous.

The Tell: Stock-market investors are ‘calling the bond market’s bluff’ as yields hit 15-year highs

Stock-market investors keep cool in face of latest rise in Treasury yields. Here's what they see.

Bond Report: 30-year Treasury yield sits on edge of 5% on strong economic data, rising oil prices

Long-term Treasury yields rose further above their highest levels since 2007 on Wednesday as investors focused on rising oil prices resulting from the tensions in the Middle East amid signs the U.S. economy remains resilient.
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