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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.

Why the stock market’s meteoric rise should crush any FOMO you might have

Momentum can swing both ways. Don’t get hit.

Trump gives kiss of death to sovereign-wealth fund: ‘Howard likes the idea.’

President Donald Trump on Thursday may have extinguished hopes for an idea that didn’t really make sense to begin with — for the U.S. to start a sovereign-wealth fund.

Gold has a shot at more record highs, thanks to Trump’s preference for a weaker dollar

Like all relationships, gold’s connection to the U.S. dollar is complicated — but chances are that if President Donald Trump’s apparent desire to weaken the greenback comes to fruition, that could become a “strong tailwind” for the precious metal.

Alibaba reports slower-than-forecast sales, and its stock slides

Chinese internet giant Alibaba on Thursday reported growing earnings as sales growth came in lighter than analysts had estimated.

Interest-rate differentials, flows to Japan show dollar still looks vulnerable

Despite the recent stabilization and modest recovery in the dollar’s fortunes, economists remain pessimistic on the outlook for the world’s reserve currency.

Ellen DeGeneres takes $30 million L.A. home off the market after listing it amid move to U.K.

The comedian originally listed the home in March 2024 with a much higher asking price of $33.9 million

I have $50,000 in credit-card debt after my divorce, but received $30,000 after a car wreck. Do I buy a used Lexus?

“I previously drove a fully loaded BMW X7, and driving a used Lexus feels like a big drop.”

European defense stocks are flying again. Germany backs 5% NATO spending target.

European defense stocks were rallying on Thursday, as Germany’s foreign minister said the country accepted the 5% of GDP defense-spending target for NATO countries.

As investors pile into private assets, this storied firm expects slowdown

Investors are piling into private assets, and one of the leading firms in the space is warning that it’s getting more difficult.
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