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Dow increases layoffs to more than 2,000 as demand for building materials remains weak

Dow to close three plants and cut 800 jobs in addition to the 1,500 job cuts announced in January.

Half of central banks polled in UBS survey say restructuring of U.S. debt is possible

86% of reserve managers surveyed do not expect MAGA policies to boost U.S.

This new ‘Magnificent Seven’ kicks out two favorites — and adds these turbocharged tech stocks

One fund manager says to ditch Tesla and Apple and buy Oracle and Broadcom. Here’s why.

Stay buckled up, the market ride is going to get wilder still, says this strategist

High valuations and revived trade angst may pressure stocks in coming months

‘We are blessed’: My husband is inheriting a $1 million home. Should he put it in my name too?

“We do not live in a community-property state. We have one son who is now a young adult.”

Tesla stock gets punished as Musk says he’ll start third political party. ‘This is not the news we want to see.’

Tesla stock is weaker in premarket trade as investors react to Elon Musk’s announcement that he will form a new U.S. political party.

$14.5 million Cape Cod home once owned by Taylor Swift finds a buyer

The opulent dwelling is steps away from the iconic Kennedy family compound, and was owned by Swift in 2012, when she enjoyed a short romance with Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s son Conor.

Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck take $60 million L.A. mansion off the market after a year

The divorced couple’s beleaguered $60 million marital mansion has been taken off the market—two months after cutting the price by $8 million.

OPEC+ to boost oil production even more than expected in August

The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allies announced Saturday they will increase oil production by a larger-than-expected amount in August, as part of a continuing effort to reclaim market share by lowering prices.

Delta kicks off second-quarter earnings this week. But is 2025 already a ‘lost year’ for airlines?

The second-quarter earnings season will begin a little more quietly than usual this week, with results from Delta Air Lines due on Thursday. Wall Street’s advice? Keep expectations low.

‘She’s in a shaky marriage that could soon end’: Will my daughter’s husband get my IRA when I die?

“I’m 84 and widowed. My daughter is the beneficiary of my IRA and the successor trustee for my revocable living trust.”

The stock-market rally is broadening beyond Big Tech. Will consumer stocks bounce back in the second half of the year?

From cyclicals to small caps, more stocks are joining the charge that has sent the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq Composite to all-time highs.
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