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Verizon blames ‘software issue’ for outage — but specifics remain sparse

Verizon says a “software issue” is to blame for an outage that caused frustration in Northeast U.S. cities.

Anthropic’s Claude Cowork is a fresh drag on software stocks. Are investors overreacting?

Anthropic’s new tool has some on Wall Street even more fearful that traditional software will become obsolete. Others see a buying opportunity.

Why Nvidia’s stock isn’t partying like other parts of the chip sector this year

Nvidia’s stock is lagging semiconductor peers in the wake of TSM earnings — underscoring both its well-trodden narrative and the self-reinforcing outperformance of memory stocks.

Inflation relief is on the way — if these 3 market forces can come together this year

Productivity gains, tame oil prices and lower taxes could ease the pressure on consumers.

Mortgage rates fall to lowest level in over 3 years as home-buying activity picks up

It’s a major shift from where rates were a year ago: Last January, the 30-year rate averaged 7.04%.

Gen Z men believe they’ll buy a home someday — but see their finances getting worse. What gives?

Homeownership, marriage and parenthood are highly valued goals — and a tall order in today’s economy.

Why Rocket Lab’s stock could cool off after a blistering 263% rally in the past year

Rocket Lab’s stock price already reflects the impact of major recent milestones and renewed enthusiasm for the space sector, a KeyBanc analyst argues.

Half of GLP-1 users ditch their injections — and some are turning to other weight-loss methods instead

New research has found that 50% of patients regain the weight they lost if they stop taking Wegovy and Zepbound

These under-the-radar stocks combine fast growth with big upside potential

The companies are projected to grow sales rapidly through 2027, and many of the stocks are expected to show double-digit increases this year.

Amazon’s stock could face this sneaky AI risk

Some on Wall Street think agentic commerce could help Amazon’s business, but a Raymond James analyst worries the trend could eat into the company’s dominance.

Banks were the sector be in last year — and may be in 2026, too, says JPMorgan

The end of the era of interest-rate repression across most major economies has benefited banks immensely.

Jobless claims – aka layoffs – fall below 200,000. Labor market shows signs of bottoming out.

The number of Americans who applied for unemployment benefits fell in early January to a 1 1/2-month low and dropped below the key 200,000 threshold for only the second time in a year, possibly a sign of improvement in a frail U.S. labor market.
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