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U.S. economy improves in May after slump last month, S&P PMI surveys show

Prices increased by the largest amount since August 2022, suggesting that consumer price hikes are next.

Don’t spend your SALT refund just yet. Here’s how the Trump tax bill can change.

The bill now faces a difficult test of making it through a Republican-controlled Senate with different preferences and priorities.

UnitedHealth takes another gut punch from government, as CMS boosts audit team

UnitedHealth investors have another bitter pill to swallow, as the CMS said it was aggressively growing its audit team to suss out “fraud, waste and abuse.”

Buyers are gaining the upper hand in a shifting housing market. ‘Everybody wants a deal.’ 

A shift is happening during the busiest season for the real-estate industry.

Surge in Treasury yields points to U.S. debt concerns as Trump’s tax bill advances. Investors want this fix.

There’s a list of things the White House could do to lower yields, but signing an executive order isn’t one of them, one portfolio manager said.

Two software companies are going public. The IPO market is getting up off the mat.

The market for initial public offerings continues to gear up after an absence of deals in recent weeks.

Jobless claims point to steady job growth in May

The big question in the coming months is whether payroll reductions accelerate as tariffs hit the economy.

BJ’s Wholesale’s stock rises as outlook maintained, despite a sales miss and tariffs

BJ’s maintained its guidance while the broader retail sector is wrestling with the fallout from the Trump administration’s sweeping wave of tariffs.

Advance Auto Parts’ stock rockets as tariffs didn’t change the earnings outlook

On Thursday, the company said it’ll handle the extra costs tied to the current tariff regime and still deliver its full-year earnings targets.

How an army of AI bots could threaten online privacy and free speech

Social media is being transformed into an arena where artificial voices shape, control and often drown out human conversation.

This investor banks on Munger’s advice to ride out volatility in markets and Tesla

Money manager Christopher Tsai says he pays scant attention to daily market ups and downs, except to look for stock opportunities.

Trump’s tariffs stunned Main Street. Now they could starve Wall Street.

The ‘sell America’ trade starts to take a toll.
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