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Intel’s stock has climbed ‘too far, too fast.’ Why BofA is sounding a warning.

A BofA analyst worries that Intel lacks an AI accelerator product and won’t easily be able to reverse market-share losses in servers and PCs.

Papa John’s stock rallies, as report adds to takeover speculation

Shares of pizza chain Papa John’s rallied on Monday, following the latest report that it could become a takeover target, as the restaurant industry struggles with inflation-battered consumers.

Where Penn State football coach James Franklin’s $49 million buyout ranks among the biggest of all time

Buyouts are becoming a big trend among college football coaches. Why schools are so willing to pay up.

It’s too good to be true — but you may not believe it. How to listen when investment pros say ‘back off.’

Losing $150,000 in crypto, being convinced of easy money in real estate, and other dangers from unrealistic expectations.

My real-estate agent wants me to spend $8,000 on a new driveway. Will that really help sell my house?

Regardless of which renovations you choose to make, don’t expect them to rapidly reduce how much time your home spends on the market.

U.S. stock futures rebound as Trump dismisses latest China tariff tensions: ‘It will all be fine’

U.S. stock-index futures bounced back strongly Sunday, following Friday’s market plunge after President Donald Trump threatened China with additional 100% tariffs.

‘We will have a crash’: Why Andrew Ross Sorkin thinks this market bubble will eventually pop

“I’m anxious that we are at prices that may not feel sustainable,” Sorkin told “60 Minutes,” noting that we’re either in a “remarkable boom” fueled by artificial-intelligence stocks, or else “everything’s overpriced.”

I’m having brain surgery. Will my heirs or the creditors get my money if I die?

“I’m 47 and have a small amount of investments totaling about $45,000, and I also have the same amount in debt.”

Andrew Lloyd Webber, the most successful Broadway composer ever, on why he never invests in his own shows

The composer of “The Phantom of the Opera,” “Cats,” “Evita” and many others, is enjoying a new — and busy — chapter in his decadeslong career

If New York or California enter a recession, the entire U.S. economy would be next. So how are they doing?

As two of the biggest states in the country, their economies ”may be canaries in the coal mine,” one economist notes.

How can Anthropic stand out in the AI wars? I went to a Greenwich Village pop-up to find out.

Anthropic’s brand-awareness effort drew thousands as the company competes for consumer attention amid increasing competition.

‘I’m stumped’: I put $3,000 on my credit card during a vacation and my credit score plunged. Why is it so volatile?

“Doesn’t a 30-year history of good credit count for anything?”
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