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Oil exports leaving from an alternative to Hormuz are inching toward 3 million barrels a day — but that’s less than half of Saudi exports before the war.

Without auto-investment options, savers can get overwhelmed and become paralyzed.

Nvidia shares have fallen below their 200-day moving average following the company’s GTC event, as investors worry about AI spending.

A more measured approach to pricing this year — along with new menu items and an effort to ride the high-protein craze — could help demand, Mizuho analysts say.

Republican candidate for U.S. Senate Michelle Tafoya — the former NFL sideline reporter — might want to work on how she expresses opinions, especially controversial ones.

Higher oil prices resulting from the U.S.-Israeli war in Iran are dashing hopes for any interest-rate cut by the Federal Reserve this year and even leading to growing chances of a rate hike.

Emergency expenses are eating up a lot of retirees’ money.

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As GLP-1 users lose weight, they’ll likely be shopping for clothes in new sizes, translating into up to $13 billion a year in additional spending in the U.S., Bernstein analysts said.

Tesla further pushes back its expectations for when FSD technology could get approved by Dutch regulators, a milestone that would open the door to broader European opportunities.

Arm increasingly benefits from central processing units that are becoming “indispensable” in AI data centers.

“I don’t want him to retaliate with a bad review.”