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Has Humana turned the corner? Stock jumps as outlook raised, Medicare business improves

Humana’s stock surges, after the health insurer raises its full-year profit outlook and sees improvement in its Medicare Advantage business.

Study finds it’s hard to make money trading, even when cheating

Early access to corporate financial results produced underwhelming results. Here’s why.

These ETFs will give you high income — but you need to learn about their strategies first

Exchange-traded funds using options to generate income have become popular. They take a variety of approaches to providing income and growth.

These two strategists believe a melt-up in stocks — even from here — is a growing probability

Two market commentators believe investors are underestimating the potential for stocks to respond positively to fiscal and monetary stimulus.

My therapist said he was in-network. He’s not. Am I obliged to pay out-of-network rates for all prior sessions?

“The insurance company is saying he is not in-network and that they will not pay anything.”

Actor Orlando Bloom sells renovated Beverly Hills mansion for $7 million after breakup with Katy Perry

Hollywood heavyweight Orlando Bloom has offloaded his Beverly Hills mansion for $7 million, weeks after he and songstress Katy Perry called it quits.

There’s finally inflation from tariffs — in Hermes bags

Luxury-goods giant Hermes International has been passing along tariff increases to its U.S. customers.

Kiss star Gene Simmons sells Beverly Hills mansion for $28 million—twice what he asked for

Kiss bassist Gene Simmons has offloaded his expansive Beverly Hills dwelling for $28 million, even with a long list of criteria buyers needed to follow.

UBS says savings from Credit Suisse deal reach $9.1 billion as profit tops forecast

UBS said it’s now achieved $9.1 billion of gross savings from its purchase of Credit Suisse as the Swiss banking giant reported stronger-than-forecast second-quarter earnings.

Here’s how much today’s 65-year-olds will spend on healthcare in retirement

Ready for some ‘sticker shock?’ Retiree healthcare expenses keep rising.

Social Security wants to make a change that would cause 3.4 million more people to have to visit its field offices

Proposed new rules would cause ‘a significant new burden,’ critics say

Why the man behind ‘The Hater’s Guide to the AI Bubble’ thinks Wall Street’s hottest trade will go bust

Since OpenAI launched ChatGPT in November 2022, generative artificial-intelligence chatbots have attracted millions of users and provoked plenty of excitement. But some skeptics are asking: If this technology is destined to be as successful as its evangelists claim, why isn’t it generating any profits?
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