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Popular ‘zero-day’ options saw record share of trading volume in May as retail traders piled in

The share of trading volume in S&P 500-linked options contracts on the verge of expiration surged to a fresh record high in May, marking the latest milestone in the growth of one of Wall Street’s most popular options strategies, according to data from Cboe Global Markets.

U.S. manufacturers get little relief from relaxed Trump tariffs — ‘what happens in 90 days?’

American manufacturers were among the first U.S. businesses to show damage from President Trump’s trade wars. And they are still showing lots of stress even after the White House relaxed most tariffs.

Don’t count on an inheritance: Baby boomers are hanging on to their money

How to tell your children you plan to “die with zero.”

Bristol Myers makes $11 billion deal with BioNTech to join the cancer-drug race

Bristol-Myers makes an $11 billion deal with BioNTech to join the new cancer-treatment game, nearly double the size of Pfizer’s deal announced two weeks earlier.

People are dining out less. That’s a boost to the Campbell’s meals-at-home business.

Campbell’s said its Food & Beverage unit booked a 15% jump in sales on strength in products such as Rao’s tomato sauce.

Why America’s aging population will be a problem for stocks — and your retirement

Long-term focused “M/O ratio” — or “Middle-Old ratio” — sees a peak for the S&P 500 and opportunity in emerging markets.

One of the world’s best-performing stock markets slumps after weekend election

Having posted world-beating returns so far in 2025, Polish stocks fell sharply on Monday as right-wing PiS candidate narrowly wins presidential election.

Gold prices doubled in just two years to new highs. Why it could keep going to $7,000.

‘Sell America’ trade leaves gold buyers with just one question: How much?

After the TACO trade, here comes the ‘Trump Collar.’ Here’s what that means for stocks.

There’s a new addition to the ever-expanding lexicon of Trump trades, says Nomura

‘I’m afraid to ask her’: My stepmother won’t show me my father’s will. What now?

“She treats my sibling and me as virtual strangers.”

What on earth is going on with the American consumer?

U.S. workers are not sure whether to buy that new car — or brace for a recession.

This market pro says the Fed is going to cut interest rates this year, but ‘they don’t know it yet.’ Is he right?

Federated Hermes’s Steve Chiavarone crystalized the market’s view of where the Federal Reserve is heading on interest rates in one sentence.
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