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Meta’s AI ambitions are sending this nuclear-power stock surging

Tech giant Meta announced a 20-year agreement with Constellation Energy for nuclear power to support its AI development.

Dollar General’s stock soars as tariff pressures didn’t hurt profits or outlook

Dollar General’s quarterly earnings beat on all the key metrics and the full-year outlook was raised, even as tariffs could continue to pressure its core customers.

World’s largest asset manager forecasts bumpy ride upwards for global yields

Investors want to be compensated for the risk of holding longer-term bonds, says BlackRock.

How Japan became America’s banker — and why the money’s running out

For American investors and homeowners, the message is crystal clear: prepare for higher interest rates.

Why it’ll be a sizzling summer for these underdog stocks

Evercore strategists say June is traditionally the best month to buy small-cap stocks, which have had a tough 2025 so far.

‘I’m not wildly wealthy, but I’ve done well’: I’m 79 and have $3 million in assets. Should I set up 529 plans for my grandkids?

“I largely worked my way through school and believe that negatively impacted my grades.”

The Patriots’ Stefon Diggs, his Maryland home, a $30,000 couch and a viral video

New England Patriots wide receiver Stefon Diggs has found himself in hot water after a video of him partying on a yacht began circulating the web.

OECD chops U.S. growth forecasts, cites risks to the downside as tariffs bite

The Paris-based global policy forum now sees U.S. growth at just 1.6% this year, and global growth at 2.9%.

How will Hugh Jackman and Deborra-Lee Furness split their enormous property portfolio in divorce?

Jackman’s estranged wife, Deborra-Lee Furness has officially filed for divorce, while speaking out about the “betrayal” she has faced.

Stocks will keep climbing during the summer, suggests this key tell

The old adage that investors should “sell in May and go away” is already looking like a bust.

Trump ‘revenge tax’ may open new front in global trade war, with consequences for your wallet

A little-noticed provision in President Donald Trump’s sweeping tax and spending bill could spark the next battle in an escalating global trade war — and potentially unnerve an already rattled market for U.S. Treasurys that is critical to the global economy.
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