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FIFA World Cup games in Massachusetts may in danger amid funding fight. Here’s what fans can do.

Are World Cup games in jeopardy? Here is what happens to your $885 ticket if games move.

The scary numbers on retirement healthcare: You’ll need up to $469,000 saved

These healthcare estimates don’t even include everything you might need.

This Gap brand continues to be an underperformer, and it is dragging the retailer’s stock

The smallest of Gap’s brands continues to be a flash point for investors.

Robinhood’s new $695 Platinum card vs. $895 Amex Platinum: Which has better perks?

The investing app is stepping into the premium credit-card market long dominated by American Express and big banks.

Marvell’s stock soars as robust AI-driven demand drives an earnings beat

Marvell’s stock was up in after-hours trading on Thursday after an upbeat earnings report and full-year guidance.

Why the U.S.’s ‘newfound oil’ in Venezuela won’t offset an Iran oil shock

Oil is still “baking in the mother of all supply shocks” since the 1973 oil embargo, says one energy-market investor.

Why Broadcom’s earnings report has Wall Street so upbeat on a bad day for chip stocks

The chip maker said it has visibility into more than $100 billion in AI chip revenue in 2027, and some analysts see even more upside.

Investors betting on international stocks trouncing the U.S. are getting a rude awakening from the Iran conflict

The outperformance of international stocks is faltering as oil prices climb to $80 barrel.

Trump has a plan to open the Strait of Hormuz. Here are the obstacles it faces.

“Too small for the risk”: The plan to have the U.S. government provide an insurance solution for ships trapped in the Persian Gulf may be impractical, analysts said.

Why making $300,000 a year can feel worse than making $200,000

Households earning more than $300,000, who are in roughly the top 5% of earners, reported higher rates of living paycheck to paycheck than many who earned less.

U.S. stocks swept up by growing fears of an oil shock

The Dow tumbled 1,000 points as oil prices touched $80 a barrel and rising Treasury yields worry investors.

Spring forward, fall back: How daylight-saving time flips an S&P 500 gain into a loss

The Sunday that loses an hour is typically followed by one of the market’s worst-performing Mondays.
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