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Timing couldn’t be better for Jaguars rookie Travis Hunter and his $3.3 million Jacksonville home buy

Jacksonville Jaguars star rookie Travis Hunter is making his mark on the field as the NFL’s latest two-way player—and, now, he’s settling into a new home.

Two of Wall Street’s last holdouts finally concede the Fed will cut next month

Two of the last few remaining Wall Street holdouts on the Fed easing next month have finally conceded defeat and now expect the central bank to reduce interest rates at its next meeting.

Billions wiped off value of French banks with Bayrou-led government on verge of collapse

French banking giants BNP Paribas and Societe Generale saw billions of euros wiped off their market value on Tuesday as the government of the eurozone’s number-two economy was set for collapse.

Trump says he’s fired Fed governor Lisa Cook, in move to control U.S. central bank board

The action could cause investors to question the independence of the U.S. central bank and face legal obstacles.

Netflix expands its live-sports reach, wins Japanese rights to 2026 World Baseball Classic

Netflix is significantly bolstering its live-sports roster, announcing Monday that it will be the exclusive home of the 2026 World Baseball Classic for Japanese viewers.

American Eagle needs more than Sydney Sweeney to turn itself around, analysts say

Analysts said Monday that American Eagle and Aerie had little leeway to work around U.S. tariffs on imports and that it was a “tough time for a turnaround.”

Robinhood misses out on yet another S&P 500 rebalance. This fintech company will soon join instead.

Bad news for Robinhood is good news for this relatively obscure fintech company.

TikTok calls her ‘32 pizzas mom.’ What her videos can teach us about how we spend money.

A $500 grocery-haul video has gone viral for sparking a conversation about when stocking up on groceries might go too far

Stock market braces for Nvidia earnings as S&P 500 struggles to extend Jackson Hole rally

The U.S. stock market faces a Big Tech test this week.

Powell just gambled big in Jackson Hole. Will it pay off?

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell on Friday opened the door to an interest-rate cut, surprising many economists.

Why do so many investors think the stock market is forming a bubble?

A big increase in predictions that a bubble is about to burst actually makes it less likely that one will, contrarians say

Could your financial adviser’s politics hurt your investments?

What to keep in mind when mixing politics and portfolios.
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