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Michigan joins Wisconsin pension fund with bitcoin investment

Two neighboring swing states are investing in bitcoin.

Tesla’s stock chart sees first bullish ‘golden cross’ in over a year

Tesla’s stock was in rally mode Monday, as the electric vehicle giant’s stock chart was set to produce its first bullish moving-average crossover signal in over a year.

Stock market bubbles come in 4 sizes. Here’s what we know about the one we’re in.

Not all bubbles are equal, and only some are problematic for the wider economy

Why the Paris Olympics won’t win stocks any medals

Global markets tend to struggle during international sports competitions.

Nvidia, AMD, Apple and other tech titans must prove that AI investment is boosting earnings

Is Alphabet’s stock price drop — partially due to rising AI costs (and little income) — a sign of things to come?

Occidental unveils $970 million worth of asset sales as it works to reduce debt

The Warren Buffett-backed company is selling about 27,500 net acres in the Barilla Draw Field of the Texas Delaware Basin and about 2,000 net acres in the New Mexico Delaware Basin, with combined net fourth-quarter production estimated at about 15,000 barrels of oil equivalent a day.

Some $6 trillion of funds are about to shift — and here’s where they may end up

Strategists at UBS led by Matthew Mish say corporate debt will benefit when fund flows begin to shift.

Here’s why Microsoft’s earnings come with so much pressure

Investors already have been jittery about the technology sector, and Microsoft occupies a unique spot in the industry.

Dementia risk rises with wildfire smoke exposure. Here’s how to protect yourself. 

Wildfire smoke exposure can significantly increase the risk of dementia, according to a major 10-year study of more than 1.2 million people in Southern California.

‘Single “cat ladies” like me are forced to make a devil’s bargain’: A job interviewer asked me if I had children. Is that legal? I would love to have kids — if I could afford it.

“We’re penalized for having children by our employers and by a government that does not give us paid family leave, and we’re also judged if we don’t have children.”

Bond yields dip as crucial week for fixed-income market kicks off

Bond yields declined Monday as a big week for the fixed-income market kicks off with the U.S. Treasury announcing its estimates of what it’ll need to finance the government this quarter.

These are the medal-worthy homes where Simone Biles lands when she’s not vaulting and triple-twisting

When it comes to real estate, gymnast extraordinaire Simone Biles also displays some winning moves.
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