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How a cyberattack and job cuts did nearly $300 million in damage to this food company’s value

Food distributor says it is still assessing the impact of unauthorized access to its IT systems.

TikTok’s latest budget hack is ‘dating for dinner’ — which says a lot about love and money right now

As the cost of dining out has climbed and economic uncertainty has grown, TikTok has become riddled with tongue-in-cheek videos of people talking up “dating for dinner” as a budgeting hack to save money on food.

Barbara Corcoran found a buyer in just one day for her $12 million New York Penthouse

Though she seemed firm in her decision to offload the abode — which she first came across in 1992, 23 years before she bought it in 2015 — Corcoran confessed that she “can’t believe” she’s bidding farewell to the home after so many years.

Stocks haven’t been this expensive relative to bonds in almost 25 years. Is a market downturn next?

Investors should position for a new global order with high-quality bonds that pay, according to Pimco.

Weight-loss drugs are an issue for McDonald’s, but here’s the bigger problem

McDonald’s stock was heading for its longest losing streak in 12 years after Redburn Atlantic recommended investors sell due to concerns over the impact of weight-loss drugs and relatively high prices.

Almost everything you’ve read about the Trump-Musk feud is probably wrong

Musk has succeeded in one bold move in distancing himself — and thereby Tesla — from Trump and the MAGA brand.

The S&P 500 is nearly back to record highs, but investors shouldn’t get too comfortable

Investors shouldn’t be lulled into a sense of complacency, as the record high for the S&P 500 could be the next resistance level to watch.

Inflation might start to rise again due to tariffs. May CPI in Wall Street’s crosshairs.

The rate of inflation fell in the spring to the lowest level in more than four years even as high U.S. tariffs threatened to increase prices again. Is the bill from the trade wars about to come due?

20 stocks bucking bad trends on Wall Street — what might be next for them?

Analysts have been cutting their estimates for companies’ sales and profits, but there are always exceptions to trends.

Richard Simmons’ longtime home is on the market for $7 million — 1 year after he died inside the historic property

Simmons, who shot to fame in the 1970s after launching a career as a fitness expert and weight loss guru, died in July 2024, days after he celebrated his 76th birthday.

Apple’s WWDC was a ‘dud.’ What’s next for the stock?

Apple didn’t deliver any major AI announcements at its annual developers conference, but some analysts see other ways for the company to win in AI and drive iPhone sales.

The Medicaid requirements in Trump’s spending bill will hurt the people who need it most. Here’s how.

Getting people to work probably isn’t the point
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