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AutoZone’s third-quarter earnings were below Wall Street’s expectations, and growth in U.S. same-store sales offset weakness internationally.

Bill Bengen revised his formula and has a new “rule” for retirement investors.

A MoffettNathanson analyst is cautious on CoreWeave shares but says that “attempting to trade this move appears exceptionally dangerous.”

Even financial advisers can believe they know it all.

A key measure of business investment posted the biggest decline in six months in April as companies froze spending to try to navigate on-again, off-again tariffs, casting a pall over the U.S. economy.

The software giant faces “growing pressure to increase adoption of Agentforce,” its agentic AI offering, according to an analyst. Informatica’s data-management platform could help.

European nations are bracing for hostilities to be extended. Policies to increase military spending and preparedness are in motion.

Regular investors have been “buying the dip’ aggressively. Remember: “Be fearful when others are greedy.”

The time to worry about the U.S. budget deficit is now, says Obama’s former budget chief Peter Orszag.

“Should I save the money in case we eventually split up?”

Even were President Donald Trump to go ahead with his threat to slap a 25% tariff on foreign-made iPhones, it would still be cheaper for Morgan Stanley to produce its iconic phone abroad than in the U.S.

Elon Musk’s announcement that’s he returning full-time to his business endeavors comes as Tesla is fighting off intense competition in China, the company’s number two-market.