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Jeff Bezos has a new plan to compete with Elon Musk: an even bigger rocket

Blue Origin aims to cut into SpaceX’s launch dominance, and it’s also looking for a major lunar landing contract.

Stocks on track for biggest blown gain since April as Nvidia-inspired rebound falters. Here’s what investors need to know.

An early stock-market rally on Thursday has given way to broad-based selling as doubts about the artificial-intelligence trade re-emerged following the latest batch of earnings from Nvidia.

What happened with the UPS cargo jet that crashed? Initial report provides some answers.

Dramatic stills show a fireball engulfing the aging jet. Investors dumped shares of Boeing and GE Aerospace.

Data centers in space? Why some prominent tech leaders say that’s not so crazy.

Proponents think space-based data centers would power AI cheaply. But achieving that vision would be complex, and widespread usage is easily a decade away.

Low inflation doesn’t help Americans if they still can’t afford to buy things

High prices persist — making life less affordable — and further increases are on the horizon

New York Giants QB Jameis Winston says he regrets letting his friends and family spend $400,000 a month of his money

Winston said he was “naive” as a young athlete coming into the NFL making $25 million.

Thank heavens for Fed Chair Jerome Powell

The latest jobs shock shows he’s been right all along.

Why Trump’s plan to lower beef, coffee and banana prices may not help Americans where they’re hurting the most

Food prices matter deeply for consumers’ wallets and their mood, economists say. Yet the expenses that are really gnawing at household budgets are far from the supermarket.

America’s ‘sugar daddy’ just went broke — and you’re stuck with the bill

Japan can’t — and won’t — finance the U.S. anymore. Here’s why that matters for your money, your mortgage and basic portfolio moves.

From price cuts to bidding wars, America’s home buyers are in two wildly different worlds

As home sales slowly recover, the Northeast and Midwest are seeing a bigger rebound than the South and the West, according to new data.

‘There’s definitely a bubble in markets,’ Ray Dalio says. But that doesn’t mean you should sell.

The situation today is not quite the same as the dot-com bubble, but the market is about 80% of the way there, says the founder of hedge fund Bridgewater Associates.

Buses are having a moment as more Americans ditch planes this Thanksgiving

Greyhound’s parent company says its passenger counts are up 17% going into the holiday.
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