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Investors aren’t scared of record gold and silver prices. Wall Street’s price targets are struggling to keep up.

Price pullbacks in gold and silver are being treated as opportunities — and that says a lot about investor confidence.

Trump’s ‘not a huge fan’ of raiding your 401(k) to buy a home — and he’s right

Workers shouldn’t focus on homeownership at the expense of other financial goals.

When Tesla reports earnings, this could be the biggest highlight

The Elon Musk-led EV maker has had trouble selling cars the way it once did. But a growing energy business and AI plans are helping pick up the slack.

This chart shows why upward pressure on long-term Treasury yields matters to borrowers and stocks

If the 10-year Treasury yield reaches or exceeds 4.5%, it could be a challenge to the market, says BNY

Here’s how Amazon is looking to take on Walmart at its own game

Amazon is looking into opening a supercenter retail location, while closing its Amazon Go and Amazon Fresh physical stores.

Here’s what happens to your HSA when you go on Medicare — and how to keep the tax savings going

Tax planning becomes a priority if you’re still working and can no longer fund an HSA.

Everyone’s looking for political fireworks from Powell’s press conference. Here’s what to expect.

Experts debate Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s future ahead of his Wednesday remarks, which will follow the central bank’s decision on interest rates.

Higher Medicare premiums will eat up more than 25% of Social Security’s COLA

Too much of our national and personal resources are being used to pay for healthcare.

Cloudflare’s stock pops on viral Moltbot. Here’s how a cybersecurity company became the newest AI winner.

The rise of autonomous personal assistants like Moltbot is creating a new bull case for companies that help secure digital identities and local data, analysts said.

Micron’s stock is surging as the company looks to cash in on a ‘desperate’ market

The memory-chip company is adding a new facility that will boost capacity, but not before setting the stage for two years of big price increases.

Happy new year? Americans are in a foul mood despite a seemingly strong U.S. economy.

The stock market keeps hitting record highs, unemployment is low and the economy is growing surprising fast, but Americans were in a foul mood as the new year got under way.

More young adults are asking their parents to pay their bills: ‘I’m broke and it’s an unfair society’

Parents may feel that the younger generation is entitled, while their children feel like they reached adulthood in a volatile economic environment.
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