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MicroStrategy’s stock surges to highest price this year as bitcoin regains $100K

Bitcoin’s rally boosts the value of the cryptocurrency Strategy has purchased this year by more than $830 million.

This retiree figured out a way to pay almost no taxes. Here’s his secret.

A Fix My Portfolio reader shares how they avoided a “tax bomb” in retirement through Roth conversions and careful financial planning.

Egg lovers can’t get a break. Vital Farms to raise prices because of tariffs.

Citing effects of tariffs, Vital Farms tells retail partners like Kroger, Target and Whole Foods that it will raise egg prices at least 10% this month.

Nvidia’s Jensen Huang fears losing the Chinese market. One analyst says that’s short-term thinking.

While Nvidia could get shut out of China, it has a big opportunity to grow in other international markets over time.

I told my bank to fund a backdoor IRA, but my adviser left the money in the wrong account. Should I sue?

“The return value of the IRA account increased about 20% that year.”

Trump rolls out U.K. trade agreement. It’s a relief, but deals with other nations are more crucial.

President Donald Trump on Thursday said his administration has made a deal with the U.K. on trade, offering a bit of relief to investors who have spent weeks waiting for such agreements.

Why going to Disney’s Abu Dhabi theme park may actually be cheaper than visiting Disney World in Orlando

Disney’s parks outside the U.S. are often a bargain compared with its American ones.

U.S. productivity, economy’s secret sauce, falls for first time in almost 3 years

Swings in output and employment resulting from the tariff war will make it hard to gauge productivity, economists said.

FanDuel owner Flutter Entertainment boosts earnings guidance even after costly March Madness

FanDuel owner Flutter Entertainment on Thursday boosted its guidance because of acquisitions and currency swings even after nursing losses from a U.S. college basketball tournament devoid of upsets.

Burger King parent saw slower start to the year as revenue and earnings miss marks

Restaurant Brands is the latest fast-food giant to cite weak first quarter demand.

Jobless claims fall in latest week, with no sign of recession or layoffs

Companies are holding on to workers, despite uncertainty over trade policy and the contraction in first-quarter GDP.

Empty shelves, for-lease signs and job layoffs point to recession by summer

Stop the trade flow and you stop the economy — as Americans are about to learn.
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