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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang visited China on Thursday as the executive behind high-powered artificial-intelligence chips seeks to navigate the trade war between the U.S. and China.

“He has $15,000 in investments and $5,500 per month in disability income.”

Lively appears to be avoiding the spotlight as she weathers the ongoing legal storm with former “It Ends With Us” co-star Justin Baldoni.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., the contract microchip manufacturer for Nvidia, Apple and AMD, said it hasn’t seen a change in customer behavior after a quarter in which surging artificial-intelligence demand saw its profit surge by 60%.

Bond markets will close early on Thursday. Here’s what else you need to know.

Foreign investors increased their holdings of U.S. Treasury bonds in February, even as official-sector entities like central banks sold down theirs for a fourth straight month, the latest data from the Treasury Department showed.

Risky financial products and scams could see a resurgence as the Trump administration hollows out the federal government’s consumer watchdog, advocates warned.

Analysts worry about the chip maker’s guidance, as the most recent period likely saw customers stockpile PC chips ahead of tariffs.

“Check your portfolio,” the California Democrat said as he sues over tariffs.

SEC tells company not to use individually tailored accounting metrics or ones that may be misleading.

The “secretive maze of marketing and enrollment incentives” surrounding Medicare Advantage costs taxpayers extra money and needs an overhaul, according to a new Senate report.

Is China selling? I would if I were them.