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The U.S. federal government just shut down. Here’s what it means for you and your money.

Here’s how the partial shutdown could affect investments, paychecks, economic releases, benefit programs, tourist sites run by the federal government and more.

AI power-generation and Trump play Fermi sees strong demand for its IPO

Fermi’s IPO prices on high end of its expected range, as investors look to take part in a new AI — and Donald J. Trump — play.

Marvell has ‘huge potential,’ these analysts say. Here’s why they downgraded the stock anyway.

TD Cowen analysts cited a “dynamic of volatility and limited visibility,” saying there are cleaner narratives elsewhere in the chip sector.

Here’s how much your health insurance could go up next year — whether there’s a government shutdown or not

Millions of Americans are poised to pay more for their health insurance next year.

Alphabet’s stock just had its best quarter in two decades thanks to AI

Alphabet’s Class A stock rose 38% in the third quarter as Google’s Gemini and cloud-computing businesses took off, defying doubters.

Why Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway may be placing another bet in petrochemicals

Berkshire is in talks to buy Occidental’s chemicals business for $10 billion. A deal would come as a surprise for markets, analysts say.

As stocks power higher, investors see little choice but to keep riding the bull market

A popular quote, often attributed to former Citigroup CEO Chuck Prince, is once again making the rounds on Wall Street these days: “As long as the music is playing, you’ve got to get up and dance.”

Two Social Security problems that seem almost impossible to fix

The “Social Security squeeze” is coming for your benefits. Can the program’s most existential problems be solved?

Nike’s results top expectations, but company warns its recovery ‘will not be linear’

Shares of Nike Inc. moved higher in extended trading Tuesday after the sneaker maker reported fiscal first-quarter results that topped Wall Street’s estimates, helped by a surprise sales gain.

Why bitcoin may hit $200,000 by year’s end, as it enters what’s historically its best quarter

Bitcoin is about to enter what has historically been its best quarter, which could see the cryptocurrency set a new all-time high by year’s end, one analyst says.

Hotel guests are slamming resort fees as ‘the biggest scam in travel’

A woman’s complaint on TikTok about being charged $500 in added fees on her Hawaiian honeymoon has gone viral

Does Meta want to compete with Nvidia? Here’s a sign of its growing ambition in chips.

The tech giant is acquiring a startup to boost its in-house chip development as it spends billions on AI infrastructure.
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