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Nikola shares are slumping. A report says the hydrogen-truck maker is nearing bankruptcy.

Nikola shares slump after The Wall Street Journal reports its nearing bankruptcy.

‘She is financially irresponsible’: My husband secretly gives my daughter, 37, thousands of dollars. She spends the money wildly. How do I stop this?

“My husband has been giving her money each month. The deposits from October 2024 through February 2025 total almost $13,000.”

‘Probably a red flag’—‘Bachelor’ star Rachael Kirkconnell talks about breakup with Matt James

Kirkconell said she thought they were headed toward moving in together and marriage after they met on the TV show.

‘Today’ host Dylan Dreyer lists 2-bedroom NYC apartment for $2.5 million

Now with 3 kids, Dreyer and her husband may well be ready for a more spacious dwelling.

Here’s the $280 billion reason that AI-chip stocks will be just fine

Investors still worrying about chip stocks in light of fears of lower spending on AI can breathe a sigh of relief now that Amazon has joined in with three other Big Tech companies committed to massive capital spending.

Active-bond ETFs see record demand. Did Vanguard’s fee cuts include such funds?

Investors have upped their interest in actively managed bond ETFs, pouring record capital into them in January as some paid up in hopes of stronger returns.

I bought a home with my parents. What will the taxes be when I sell?

‘Can I prove this is my primary residence?’

These tips for investing in mutual funds and ETFs give all-weather protection

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Fed Chair Powell to testify to Congress next week, his first appearance since July

Powell is set to testify before the Senate Banking Committee on Tuesday at 10 a.m. Eastern and to the House Financial Services panel on the following day.

Fed might need to hold rates steady ‘for quite some time,’ Logan says

Even inflation falling close to 2% in the coming months might not necessarily allow the Fed to cut rates soon, Logan said.

Inside the Fed, fears increase that Trump tariffs would boost inflation

There’s a growing sense among some inside the Federal Reserve that President Donald Trump’s willingness to use tariffs as a tool to accomplish his administration’s aims will end up boosting inflation, at least temporarily.

This ETF briefly beat the S&P 500 in 2025. Why one analyst remains cautious.

The S&P 500 is so top-heavy and expensive that many investors are wondering if now is a good time to pour their money into its less popular sibling that spreads its assets equally across the benchmark U.S. large-cap index.
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