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Centene’s stock suffers a historic plunge as underestimation of healthcare costs leads the insurer to withdraw its full-year earnings outlook.

Privately run businesses reduced jobs in June for the first time in more than two years, as ongoing U..S. trade wars created a “hesitancy to hire and a reluctance to replace departing workers,” the payroll processor ADP said Wednesday.

Hi-ho silver: Industries need it; monetary rebels want it; and state governments are whispering about silver as money again.

The stock market has seen a historic rally this spring, but not all investors are on board. Ned Davis researchers point the finger at Democrats.

Portfolio manager Laura Mayfield says some individual investors “are focused on the dividend-yield return, but some might be leaving some money on the table.”

Software maker Adobe was on the receiving end of a downgrade to sell, with the analyst arguing generative artificial intelligence is eroding the company’s moat.

U.S. drivers may pay the lowest Independence Day prices for gasoline at the pump since 2021. But whether cheaper fuel prices will stick around for the rest of the summer is a bit harder to predict.

“There is tension in the house. When I say anything, I am immediately wrong — unless my daughter wants something, and then she’s sickly sweet.”

The couple bought the Encino home a year ago for $6.8 million after leaving Hawaii.

Former child star Bella Thorne has put her vibrant hilltop villa on the market for $3.99 million—six years after purchasing the elegant abode and giving it a whimsical makeover.

A new European ETF that invests in defense stocks has quickly amassed assets.

An Jefferies analyst thinks Apple’s stock could see ‘stable’ performance, but he voices concerns about tariffs and future sales in his latest upgrade to a hold rating.