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AI saved Google from the Justice Department. Here’s why investors shouldn’t celebrate just yet.

The remedies targeting Google’s search dominance will give a major advantage to the AI chatbots disrupting the industry. Will Google Search be able to survive in the long term?

Why Anthropic’s fresh $183 billion valuation is good news for Amazon

The AI startup’s recent funding could boost spending on AWS and lift Amazon’s earnings per share.

Job openings fall again and hiring has stalled. More evidence of weakening U.S. labor market.

The number of job openings in the U.S. fell in July to the second lowest level since the pandemic and hiring patterns signal labor market is even weaker than it seems, a new survey shows.

Many retirees dread having this uncomfortable conversation with their grown kids. Here’s how to make it easier.

People who avoid difficult conversations may find that the stress itself takes on a life of its own.

Campbell’s tops earnings forecast as cost-conscious consumers continue to cook at home

Campbell’s stock rallies as the continued consumer trend of cooking from home helped fuel a profit beat.

14 stocks of companies that could benefit from Trump’s state capitalism

Companies that already receive a lot of federal money might wind up having even closer ties to the government.

Macy’s stock rises after same-store sales see first growth since 2022

Sales rise at the 125 stores in Macy’s reimagine network, as well as Bluemercury and Bloomingdale’s locations.

Fed September meeting watch: Can Lisa Cook still vote and will Trump’s new nominee be on the board?

Cook is fighting Trump’s decision to fire her in court. Meanwhile, the president’s nominee for a Fed board seat will go before the Senate this week.

Tariff-triggered price hikes upset consumers — but who gets the blame?

What people are told about the reasons behind rising costs influences how they react.

Dollar Tree’s stock slides as downbeat outlook overshadows a big earnings beat

Off-price retailer Dollar Tree gave a downbeat outlook for the current quarter, despite raising its full-year outlook.

The companies where investors have the highest hopes and dreams have some predictable, and surprising, results

The hopes-and-dreams methodology shows that something has changed over the last decade and a half — and that U.S. valuations look particularly stretched.

It’s time to face the truth: American consumers have been gloomy for quite some time

One day, we have swagger. The next day, we’re cautious. Then we’re thrifty again.
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