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Why WBD’s stock is cruising upon its restructuring announcement

Investors are hopeful that Warner Bros. Discovery may consider spinning off its cable networks or merging them with another company.

Traders aren’t taking Trump’s tariff threats seriously. This Wall Street bank says they should.

Paris-based BNP Paribas expects a “permanent shock” to U.S. consumer prices from Trump 2.0 tariffs.

Kroger’s stock is on pace to close at record high as Albertsons deal dies. It faces these questions ahead.

Free from the financial burdens of trying to buy rival Albertsons, shares of supermarket giant Kroger were sitting at new highs on Thursday.

Ciena reported a big profit miss. Here’s why the stock is rocketing to a 22-year high.

Ciena’s stock was soaring toward a 22-year high, as order growth and outlook on inventory overshadowed a big profit miss.

Roth conversions may suddenly seem like a bad idea, but here’s why retirees still are considering them

There’s more to think about than just current tax rates versus future tax rates.

Egg prices soar — beef too — and deliver inflation shock to grocery shoppers

Food prices post their biggest increase in almost two years.

RFK Jr. could prove a surprise boon for stem-cell stocks with pivotal year ahead

Stem-cell research is on the cusp of a breakthrough that could come as soon as 2025, and two biotech companies with promising therapies stand to gain, according to a new report from Maxim Group on Thursday.

Waiting until age 70 to claim Social Security gets you a lot more money. Here’s why so few people do it.

The median age at which retirees claim Social Security is age 63.

What’s next for banks amid noise around new overdraft-fee cap

Consumer groups applauded the move, but banks said customers could be driven toward more expensive options such as payday loans.

Why a rate cut? Fed’s favorite price gauge likely to show tamer ‘core’ inflation.

Armed with consumer and wholesale inflation reports, Wall Street economists predict the Federal Reserve’s favorite price gauge will show just a mild increase in November and justify an interest-rate cut.

Trump’s invitation to Xi for inauguration could mean a ‘grace period’ before China faces tariffs

U.S. President-elect Donald Trump’s decision to invite Chinese President Xi Jinping to his inauguration next month could be a sign that Beijing won’t immediately get hit with tariffs as Trump’s second term starts, according to advisory firm Signum Global.

Adobe’s stock drop highlights this fundamental disconnect over AI

Adobe’s management team is bullish on the AI opportunity in creative services, but Wall Street is growing impatient on the revenue runway
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