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How the GOP megabill’s cuts to SNAP and Medicaid could thin the social safety net

America’s social safety net is poised to become thinner if the Republicans’ massive tax and spending bill crosses the finish line, at a time when low-income consumers are struggling and recession fears linger.

When will this bull run end? These stock-market sectors are telling us what we need to know.

S&P 500 sectors that outperform just before market downturns aren’t yet rising to the top.

Meta’s stock hits a record high as Mark Zuckerberg goes on an AI hiring spree

The company has poached several AI researchers from OpenAI after investing in AI startup Scale AI and hiring its chief executive

Trump sends handwritten note to Powell pushing for dramatically lower interest rates

President Donald Trump has continued to put pressure on Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell to dramatically lower interest rates.

Trading in risky penny stocks is booming. Why it could be a sign of trouble ahead for the market.

Trading in penny stocks has exploded over the past few years, driven in part by individual investors’ ever-expanding appetite for risky bets, as well as a few tantalizing wins.

Why the Nasdaq-100 may not be dangerously overbought yet as it chases a record high

The Nasdaq-100 index’s unusually strong rally has left investors questioning whether U.S. large-cap tech stocks are “dangerously overextended,” according to DataTrek Research.

Robinhood shares soar as new crypto stock tokens open doors to overseas investors

The stock tokens give E.U. investors exposure to hundreds of U.S. stocks, as well as to private companies SpaceX and OpenAI.

Goldman’s stock surges toward another record, as the ‘big winner’ of Fed’s stress tests

Bank stocks have outperformed the broad market with Goldman Sachs up 23% and JPMorgan Chase up 22% in the first half of 2025.

How June’s bond rally might give way to a round of volatility in Treasury bills

June’s bond-market rally could give way to a different trading dynamic in July that results in a fresh round of volatility in the government’s shortest-term debt obligations, known as Treasury bills.

Companies are issuing the least amount of 30-year bonds in 14 years. What that tells investors.

U.S. companies are throwing the dice on less policy uncertainty, and lower interest rates, in the future.

‘Almost everybody’ in the U.S. has a pair of clogs. BofA analysts say there’s still a lot to like about Crocs.

‘We think Western Europe, China and India will continue to be the key growth drivers’ for Crocs, the analysts said.

Is the stock market open on the Fourth of July — and will it close early on July 3? What about FedEx, UPS and mail delivery?

Independence Day comes with many closures, though it may be a good time to hit the stores.
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