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Happy new year? Americans are in a foul mood despite a seemingly strong U.S. economy.

The stock market keeps hitting record highs, unemployment is low and the economy is growing surprising fast, but Americans were in a foul mood as the new year got under way.

More young adults are asking their parents to pay their bills: ‘I’m broke and it’s an unfair society’

Parents may feel that the younger generation is entitled, while their children feel like they reached adulthood in a volatile economic environment.

AI spending gets a reality check as Big Tech reports earnings this week. Here’s what to watch.

S&P 500 index funds are heavily dependent on whether the Magnificent Seven are making profitable decisions.

GM’s stock pushes to a new record, as carmaker calls for higher profit ahead

GM is adjusting to declining customer interest in electric vehicles as the automaker boosted its dividend and announced a new stock buyback.

Another government shutdown is looming. Should you rush to file your taxes early?

There’s a lot riding on this tax-filing season going smoothly for consumers, investors and the economy.

This chart tracks the ‘single greatest predictor’ of stock-market returns — and it’s never done this before

Individual stock ownership is a contrarian indicator. It’s flashing a warning.

Why Nike is cutting hundreds of jobs, starting at its warehouses

Nike Inc. plans to lay off around 775 people in an effort to make its warehouse and distribution network faster and more automated.

CoreWeave’s stock soars. Why Nvidia’s fresh bet on the company is so significant.

Nvidia and CoreWeave are deepening their relationship in a way that could give the cloud company an edge over rivals.

Don’t ask your financial adviser to make a market prediction — you won’t like what you hear

As Yogi Berra famously said: “It’s tough to make predictions, especially about the future.”

Silver is having a meme-stock moment. Just look at these 3 charts.

Silver traders: Welcome to your meme-stock moment.

How the ICE turmoil in Minnesota is starting to spill over into Wall Street

After two fatal shootings by federal officers this month in Minneapolis, chief executives of Minnesota-based companies spoke about the clashes between anti-ICE demonstrators and law enforcement.

Dollar slides to 4-month low on efforts to boost the yen, which could spell trouble for U.S. equities

The U.S. dollar took another hit on Monday, weakening to its lowest levels in four months, as talk of a coordinated intervention to prop up the competing Japanese yen intensified.
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