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The real risk to your bond fund isn’t defaults. It’s you.

Charlie Garcia responds to a reader worried about a bond fund’s lower-quality holdings.

Even with all the flight cancellations, airline stocks had a surprisingly good week

For Wall Street, shutdown-related flight cancellations may not be all that scary.

Tech stocks are having their worst week since the April tariff selloff. Why it’s about time.

Strong tech earnings weren’t enough to reassure investors worried about high valuations.

Elon Musk’s trillion-dollar pay package is another canary in the coal mine

Tesla’s incentive-laden CEO retention scheme won investors’ go-ahead this week.

Homeowners: The SALT deduction is going up to $40,000. Here’s how to get the most out of it.

Homeowners now have the chance to write off much more of their state and local tax bills, and this could potentially lead to bigger tax refunds.

Anxiety over government shutdown pushes consumer sentiment down to near-record low

Consumer spending has so far held up despite soft consumer sentiment readings.

Comcast takes aggressive approach as media-industry merger battles heat up

Comcast is in talks to acquire the studio and streaming arm of British TV network ITV and has reportedly hired bankers to explore taking a run at Warner Bros. Discovery.

The next big test for Jeff Bezos’s Blue Origin is just around the corner

Blue Origin is gearing up for the second test of its New Glenn vehicle in the coming days. During its first launch, the vehicle reached orbit, as the company had hoped.

These bonds are the next bearish bet to make on the AI space, says Bank of America

Stay long risk assets for now, advises Hartnett, but short hyperscaler bonds and go long zero-coupon bonds as a hedge against recession.

Wendy’s is still losing to rivals like McDonald’s, but not by as much as feared

The results came as Wendy’s has been aggressively working to turn things around.

Trade wars are dying down, but the U.S. economy is still licking its wounds

The trade wars have died down, but they have not disappeared — and that has left a cloud over the U.S. economy that’s unlikely to go away soon.

Meta’s stock is the new ‘Magnificent Seven’ doormat. Should you buy the dip?

Shares have slumped 17% since the company signaled aggressive AI spending ahead. While some are concerned, others see a prime buying opportunity.
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