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Bank of England committee was so divided there were two votes on interest rates

U.K. central bank had to hold two votes after a rare, initial 4-4-1 decision.

Dividends rise when companies have confidence about earnings — but this is happening instead

This year’s record-setting pace of share buybacks is bearish.

There are few assets hated like coal — why this dirty fuel may have a future

Is coal making a comeback? The stocks are cheap and demand demise predictions are coming down.

Eli Lilly’s oral weight-loss pill didn’t work so well, and the stock is plunging

Stock was heading for biggest one-day selloff in 26 years

Why this Bernie Sanders housing graphic is a chart crime — and what the real data shows

Even by the data-twisting standards of politicians, Sen. Bernie Sanders’ take on the housing market hits new depths.

More people are late on both their mortgage and student-loan payments — another bad sign for the economy

The trends come at a time when the U.S. economy is showing signs of weakness.

I need $80K to buy my husband out of our home. Do I raid my $180K Roth IRA?

“I have two young children, and I have a great mortgage rate.”

Buyers’ strike by international investors for U.S. equities is over: JPMorgan

Afterdisengaging from U.S. stocks in the first four months of the year, foreign institutions returned to the market to join in the rally. Foreign retail investors, though, remain sidelined.

Fed chief candidate gins up new conspiracy on data quality — this time on GDP

Kevin Hassett, the director of the National Economic Council and one of the so-called “two Kevins” that may be the next chief of the Federal Reserve, has spun up a new conspiracy over data quality

United Airlines sees massive delays after hundreds of U.S. flights grounded due to technical issue

A technical issue forced the grounding of hundreds of United Airlines flights late Wednesday, snarling airports amid the busy summer travel season.

Why Nvidia and other chip stocks are shrugging off Trump’s latest tariff threat

Trump vowed to impose roughly 100% tariffs on semiconductors unless companies build in the U.S. Is it the latest installment of the “TACO” trade?

Consumers are ordering more deliveries, says DoorDash. The stock is surging.

“Food is the most resilient category and most sought-after category for convenient consumptions,” said DoorDash CEO Tony Xu.
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