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Big Tech showed it won’t back down on AI spending. Some on Wall Street are still wary.

Some analysts expect AI spending to remain a priority even if overall IT budgets get stretched, but others are more skeptical.

How Warren Buffett went from picking horses to picking stocks — and what you can learn from it

Buffett’s sharp insights on racing odds would later help him build his Berkshire Hathaway billions.

My ailing parent’s house burned down in the California fires. Will our brother, who took care of them, lose his inheritance?

“How can the insurance proceeds and legal settlement not be protected from our estranged sibling?”

Trump administration asks the Supreme Court to restore ‘DOGE’ access to Social Security data

Solicitor General Sauer says the existing restrictions harm urgent federal priorities

Why there are so few ‘safe’ jobs right now

April’s jobs report did show continued hiring in some industries, but many traditionally ‘safe’ white-collar and public-service jobs are now looking less secure.

Sitting on cash? Lock in this new Series I bond rate to protect your savings from inflation.

Consider this an alternative to volatile markets or the meager interest rate of a traditional savings account.

Will Warren Buffett talk about the trade war and market chaos at Berkshire’s annual meeting?

Investors want to hear Buffett’s take on ‘where we are in the market cycle’

What a 100 years of stock-market crashes tells us about the S&P 500’s stunning tariff comeback

Strategists at BNP Paribas have conducted another deep-dive into the past 100 years of equity-market crashes—and they’re now offering an explanation that helps better frame this week’s impressive rebound in U.S. stocks and Friday’s aggressive Treasury selloff.

The best Kentucky Derby bet may actually be investing in Churchill Downs

Churchill Downs Incorporated is the owner of the track where the famed namesake race is run —and some analysts say its stock has plenty of upside right now

The S&P 500 is headed for its longest winning streak in more than 20 years. That doesn’t mean the worst is over for stocks.

The S&P 500 was on track to rise for a ninth-straight day on Friday, its longest winning streak in more than 20 years. But more uncertainty could trigger volatility ahead.

Social Security reverses overpayment clawback rules — again

The size of overpayment clawbacks has been reduced to 50% from 100%, following an increase to 100% from 10% per monthly check under President Joe Biden.

Foreclosures are on the rise, and 60,000 veterans are suddenly much closer to losing their homes

The end of the Veterans Affairs Servicing Program, a foreclosure-avoidance measure, puts tens of thousands of veterans at risk of losing their homes
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