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The chip company is looking to slash costs, improve its finances and cope with growth woes.

The major oil producers known as OPEC+ did exactly what U.S. President Donald Trump has been asking for — and American producers may be the ones to soon pay the price.

New research raises concerns about the way these investment funds balance care and the pursuit of profits.

The president is searching for ways to pay for new tax breaks on tips, overtime and more.

“My spouse and I are 66 and 59, respectively. We keep our finances separate. We do not have children.”

Also: Berkshire after Buffett, retirement planning and avoiding taxes, and what to think of the recent stock-market rally.

Insurance against Fed rate hikes with “rate-hedged” ETFs doesn’t come cheap.

President Donald Trump has made a fresh move in his trade war with China, saying that an 80% tariff on Chinese products “seems right” but determining the correct level is up to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. Here’s how to think about it.

Even in an uncertain macroeconomic environment fueled by tariff concerns, there have been hints of an uptick in consumer spending.

Investors have already been told to expect billions of dollars in lost corporate profits due to new tariffs.

There are fresh signs that consumers may be slowing their spending, a top Fed official said, which could mean slower economic growth ahead.

Pinterest reported first-quarter results and gave revenue guidance that was “worthy of a Friday rally.”