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Alphabet’s blowout earnings may mark the peak for this year — but the stock’s still a good buy

Google’s cloud business has big opportunity ahead once it adds capacity. Meanwhile the stock is cheap relative to historical levels.

S&P 500’s rapid exit from correction territory hinged on Trump’s walk-backs of tariffs and Fed fight

The stock market just recouped a stunning $4.253 trillion in market cap. Can it last?

Why your Roth 401(k) match from work doesn’t go into a tax-free account yet

You may love your Roth 401(k), but your employer might not be matching your enthusiasm.

Democrats ask if the $1 billion in DOGE cost-cutting at Social Security has hurt recipients

Senators ask for the impact of staffing cuts and office closures on beneficiaries and benefits

Skechers says it can’t predict trade-war impact, pulls outlook

Sneaker maker’s executives cite “macroeconomic uncertainty stemming from global trade policies.”

IBM was the Dow’s worst performer today. ‘Deep breath…It’s more than OK,’ one analyst says.

Shares of International Business Machines Corp. fell 6.6% on Thursday following quarterly results a day earlier, making the IT giant the biggest loser on the Dow Jones Industrial Average for the day. But some analysts are saying it’s not time to freak out yet.

Here’s how much money the 2025 NFL draft picks will make tonight — and who’s at risk of losing millions

Some draft picks — like quarterback Jalen Milroe — might be making less money in the NFL than they did in college.

Intel unveils turnaround plan, seeking to go back to its engineering roots

Intel’s new CEO moves to clean house at Intel, unveiling a plan to streamline the chipmaker.

Think groceries are already too expensive? Wait until RFK Jr.’s food-dye ban hits.

The cost of going from synthetic to natural dyes could hike annual food costs by thousands of dollars, one data scientist warns.

Chipotle’s same-store sales fell for first time since 2020 — and tariffs could gum up service and new openings

More marketing, new menu items and easier comparisons could help Chipotle this year. But tariffs raise concerns about equipment availability and building costs.

Expectations of Fed rate cut by early summer fade

A rate cut at either the Federal Reserve’s May or June meeting seems more unlikely Thursday after the most prominent dovish member of the U.S. central bank suggested he was in no hurry to move.

Pandemic-era shortages could return soon absent a trade-war truce with China, businesses warn

Prices for many imported consumer goods are likely to rise soon and shortages could even start to develop next month unless the White House reduces tariffs soon, especially punitive duties on China that go as high as 145%.
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