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If you thought Medicaid was a mess already, Trump’s cuts only add to the chaos — and the costs

Public money — tax dollars — is being diverted to corporations from patients.

Fed’s Cook says the central bank is using AI in all these ways, but not for setting policy

One Fed paper found LLMs have a surprisingly good understanding of the economic topics discussed in the Fed’s minutes, while another looked at using machine learning to forecast financial crises, Cook said.

Micron’s stock is down 8% this week. These analysts see an opportunity to buy.

The memory-chip maker’s latest high-bandwidth memory chips make Micron look better positioned than peers, Mizuho analysts say.

Why Chipotle’s stock could rise more than 20% in the coming year

BMO Capital Markets says that more workers returning to offices could boost sales.

Chevron prevails over Exxon in Hess megamerger, and it matters for Chevron’s stock

The conclusion of the saga removes a stock overhang for Chevron and paved the way for the $53 billion deal to close immediately.

The stock market’s summer rally is going strong. But here’s what can happen next.

There’s an old adage in the stock market that investors should “sell in May and go away.”

Retiring with $1.3 million? Here’s what that really means.

What you need to know now about your “retirement number.”

Does the future for Netflix’s growth — and all streaming — lie in advertising?

Sales Netflix’s developing ad-supported subscription tier are growing fast and could double in the coming year.

I’m doing Roth conversions, but my IRA balance keeps going up. When do I stop?

Retirement blogger Fritz Gilbert is trying to reduce his future tax burden, but it’s surprisingly harder than he thought.

Americans are less anxious about trade wars and inflation. Yet they don’t have much confidence in the economy.

Americans are less anxious about the economy and less worried about inflation after the Trump administration reduced high U.S. tariffs and trade wars simmered down, a new survey shows. But they are far from confident.

A majority of Americans are making a big mistake when it comes to long-term care

People are banking on a government safety net that isn’t there.

Are you prepared to pay 10% more for Coca-Cola? That could be the result of a switch to cane sugar.

And there’s a possibility that other food and beverage companies may also reformulate their products, adding to the potential impact on consumers.
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