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Trump’s speech to Congress: President likely to address tariffs, energy and immigration, but not these topics

President Trump is due to give a State-of-the-Union-style address on Tuesday night, in which he’s expected to talk up his handling of the country’s economy, even as one gauge for the economic outlook — the U.S. stock market — has been losing steam.

Honeywell beefs up energy security offerings with $2 billion Sundyne deal

Conglomerate adds pump-maker business to its Energy and Sustainability Solutions (ESS) unit.

Nvidia’s stock is doing things not seen in nearly a decade — and that’s good news

A Bernstein analyst looks at several valuation metrics that are near 10-year lows and deemed Nvidia’s stock “increasingly attractive.”

Oil prices extend drop sparked by OPEC+ plan to boost output

Oil futures fell Tuesday, building on losses seen the previous session after the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allies said they would proceed with plans to unwind some production curbs in April.

The U.S. dollar is still the world’s currency — but maybe not for much longer 

Concerns are rising about the sustainability of U.S. government debt and spending.

Best Buy’s stock surrenders gains. Here’s the quibble with guidance.

An earnings beat and dividend hike aren’t enough to hold the stock’s early gains.

Big Oil isn’t big on ‘drill, baby drill’ — turning Trump to Canada and Greenland

U.S. oil companies see stock buybacks and dividend hikes as more attractive than boosting production.

How Trump’s tariffs and tax cuts could leave the Fed unable to do its job

Trump is moving fast and breaking things. That’s creating more chaos than progress.

If you’re disabled and self-employed at 66 — is Social Security the only option?

Is disability only for those under 65?

Is investing becoming more like gambling? Yes or no? Betting on the new retail trading craze.

A growing number of individual investors are gravitating to new products that are blurring the lines between investing and gambling.

What 125 years of data says about diversification and investing at record highs

Global investment returns yearbook finds stock-market investing is profitable but volatile.

My husband gave his son, 30, who has struggled with drug addiction, his credit card. It did not go well.

“This young man has been enabled financially by both of his parents, but especially by his mom.”
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