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House plan calls for annual fees of $250 for EVs, $100 for hybrids, while ending $7,500 EV tax credit

House Republicans’ plans for their party’s “big, beautiful” tax and spending bill include new federal fees for electric vehicles and hybrids.

Alphabet’s stock is now almost as cheap as eBay’s by this metric — but should you buy it?

Investors see eBay as a former internet winner that’s barely growing, while Alphabet is a tech juggernaut. So why are they so closely valued?

Wholesale inflation shows biggest decline since 2020, but the good news is unlikely to last

Wholesale prices posted the biggest drop in April since the pandemic in 2020, but economists say the decline in inflation appeared to be a one-off that might not be sustained if tariffs persist at current levels.

Industrial output was flat in April as stress from Trump’s tariffs set in

Uncertainty and supply disruptions cited as sapping the U.S. economy’s industrial production

These $5,000 bonds can help you fix a stock-heavy portfolio

If you are heavily invested in stocks, this might be a perfect time to diversify your portfolio.

Walmart concedes ‘magnitude of tariffs’ is pushing prices up after strong first quarter

Walmart CEO Doug McMillon described the company’s immediate challenge as navigating the impact of tariffs in the U.S.

Retail sales petered out as tariffs kicked in. More ups and downs likely until trade wars resolved.

After rushing to buy new cars and other imported goods in March before tariffs took effect and raised prices, Americans reduced their spending at retail stores in April in a sign of caution about how the trade wars would play out.

Jobless claims hold steady in latest week, continuing to signal healthy labor market

Initial jobless claims held steady at 229,000 in the week ending May 10, the Labor Department said Thursday.

Coinbase suffers cyber attack as oversees employees were bribed to steal customer data

Coinbase said customer passwords and private keys were protected by its systems, and “at no time were any of the targeted contractors or employees able to access customer funds.”

UnitedHealth’s troubles pile up, as stock sinks again after report of DOJ probe

UnitedHealth is also dealing with government pressure on drug prices and a vow to “knock out” drug middlemen.

America just imported a mountain of gold. Here’s why that should scare you.

What do central banks know that the rest of us don’t?

The retail buy-the-dip move paid off. What that crowd of investors is doing now, according to JPMorgan.

JPMorgan said retail investors did well with a buy-the-dip strategy last month, but that crowd of investors is getting weary.
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