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Will Intel give up on chip manufacturing? Here’s how that could have big ripple effects.

Samsung and TSMC could benefit from the move, while makers of wafer fab equipment may lose out, according to Bernstein analysts.

Trump’s trade deals: Extension of truce with China looks likely, other agreements also expected by Friday

In the wake of the Trump administration’s trade deal with the European Union, investors have turned to watching for other agreements ahead a deadline at the end of this week — and they’re looking for progress in talks with China, as that country faces an Aug. 12 deadline.

‘I keep getting the same song and dance’: My salary has not kept up with inflation. Is my company cheating me?

“If my salary had kept pace with inflation, I would be earning an additional $17,000 a year.”

Nike’s stock jumps after an analyst says ‘just buy it’ ahead of soccer World Cup

Nike’s stock extends its recent surge after J.P. Morgan upgraded it to overweight from neutral.

How Opendoor’s meme-stock rally helped fix a listing-requirement problem, for now

Opendoor wants more time “to assess market conditions and the Company’s stock price.”

The emerging-markets bandwagon rumbles on, and now China is climbing aboard

Goldman Sachs looks for a continued broadening of the rally to incorporate China.

Are Americans squandering their retirement savings on eating out? 

Americans spend almost as much eating out every year as they owe in student debt.

S&P 500 now more likely to reach 7,200 next year, according to Morgan Stanley’s Wilson

Better earnings and a steadily high multiple should boost stocks, says Morgan Stanley.

This researcher finds eerie parallels between now and the pullback of 1998

Citrini Research warns of market similarities between now and 1998, when markets saw a summer swoon.

‘I have Type 1 diabetes’: I’m 64 with a $1.3 million 401(k). Is it too late for long-term-care insurance?

“‘I am married, live in Texas and have no debt other than a mortgage of about $2,200 a month.”

Powell faces his most pivotal test yet: Trump pressure, Fed dissent and a sky-high stock market

But this week all eyes will be on Powell as he holds a solo press conference Wednesday that will be must-watch TV amid the political drama.

Economists cheer end of ‘crippling uncertainty,’ but U.S. tariff deal gets frosty reception in Europe

U.S. and E.U. agree a 15% tariff deal
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