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Consumers are feeling a little better about the economy, but concerns are still rampant

Sentiment has fallen for four straight months.

A wobbly consumer is one reason investors shouldn’t be tempted to buy stock-market dips, says BofA

Investors should not be tempted back into the stock market until certain criteria are met, says BofA.

Intel’s turnaround deemed a ‘herculean task’ — so analysts say to avoid the stock

Intel’s stock is down after earnings, and “there seems little to get excited about,” even with shares at depressed levels, noted one analyst.

Samuel Adams’s parent company points to gains in light beer as tastes shift from craft brews

Boston Beer Co. says that the company faces long-term challenges.

Don’t count on ‘drill, baby, drill,’ Schlumberger says

Schlumberger’s stock falls after a rare earnings miss and a warning that a slowing economy and uncertain tariff policies could hurt demand for oil drilling.

It’s time to start nibbling on Lowe’s and Williams-Sonoma’s stocks, analyst says

Patient investors will see the benefits of taking small purchases of these stocks.

Yes, this stock market is hard to predict — but it always is. Here’s what’s even harder.

It’s difficult to overcome “hindsight bias” — thinking that investing was easier than it really was.

Municipal bonds are now a bargain thanks to Trump’s tariff turmoil

Munis are paying interest rates that are irrationally generous.

A cruel summer looms, but here’s why JPMorgan still expects a higher S&P 500 finish this year

The mood will improve later in 2025 as tariff angst eases, and focus turns to tax cuts and deregulation

‘I’m literally afraid to look at my balance’: I have $300K in a 2025 target-date fund. Is there a chance it will recover?

“I have no idea at this point how much I have lost.”

‘SNL’ star Rachel Dratch on the hilarious downfalls of living in a New York apartment

“Saturday Night Live” alum Rachel Dratch has peeled back the curtain on apartment life in New York City—and it’s no laughing matter.

Making iPhones has gotten complicated in tariff wars. Apple reportedly has a plan to stop some sourcing from China.

Apple is planning to redirect the production of its U.S.-sold iPhones from China to India, possibly by next year, the Financial Times reported on Friday
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