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AI is ready to take over our wallets and spend our money for us. What could go wrong?

When artificial-intelligence agents help you shop, are they following your wishes or shaping them?

P&G becomes the latest consumer giant to cut jobs, with 7,000 employees set to be fired

Brand divestments also a feature of what Procter & Gamble CFO Andre Schulten described as a restructuring program.

Why British fintech Wise is crossing the Atlantic for its primary listing

Wise PLC is moving its primary listing from London to the U.S.

Why OpenAI’s latest moves could signal more trouble ahead for Apple’s stock

Apple hasn’t spent enough on AI infrastructure and risks falling behind as rivals get more creative with their devices.

Why Wall Street and Main Street should be rooting for Trump’s tax bill to fail

Avoiding deep cuts to America’s social safety net while reducing red ink would show global markets that the U.S. deserves their investment.

Buy-the-dip retail investors are getting bolder, just when the risks are getting bigger, say analysts

Retail investors took a victory lap after their successful April buy-the-dip move, but analysts and strategists worry they are about to run into trouble.

What’s at stake if world’s most powerful market finally buckles after decades-long U.S. debt splurge

The bond market is getting a lot of attention as the U.S. wrestles with its debt ceiling and Congress works on passing a tax-and-spending bill.

Why the fragile dollar became funder for other currency bets and why it matters

Forex traders have started making bets that involve shorting the dollar against other currencies.

My husband and I bought my mother-in-law a condo. Upkeep costs $2,800 a month. She refuses to get a roommate.

“She has received a small inheritance, an annuity and also receives Social Security so she’s not penniless.”

Demi Lovato and Jordan Lutes wed at Santa Barbara estate an hour from their gorgeous modern farmhouse

The couple’s gorgeous backdrop for their vows wasn’t far from their love nest in Encino, Calif., which Lovato purchased in 2020 for $7 million.

Bad Bunny was a hit for Calvin Klein — but not enough to shield profit outlook from tariffs

Shares of PVH Corp. fell after hours on Wednesday after the Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger parent cut its full-year profit outlook, citing the impact of tariffs on shipments heading into the U.S.

How to make sure you don’t run out of money in retirement

Sufficient savings and the right withdrawal strategy are crucial.
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