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Arm’s stock was falling, with analysts noting the company hasn’t yet secured manufacturing capacity for all its fresh CPU demand.

Whirlpool’s stock is sinking as customers dramatically cut back on discretionary appliance purchases.

AI has taken the corporate quest for efficiency to a new level — and it’s middle managers who seem to be getting left behind.

Refineries are expensive and time-consuming to build. The current spreads reflect the shortage of refining capacity and the end of the Iran crisis won’t change the pricing dynamic that quickly.

Diesel supplies sink to about a 20-year low as prices jump to $5.67 a gallon nationally — and it isn’t yet peak summer travel

Are companies adding more workers after an unusually weak stretch of hiring? The jury is out, but signs of recovery in the labor market are emerging.

Discarding experienced workers isn’t a strategy — it’s corporate self-sabotage that AI won’t fix.

Lee says activity in recent months point to a bullish phase for cryptocurrencies.

“There’s no way my dad and my mom paid enough into Medicare to cover my dad’s six months in long-term critical care.”

The dot-com bubble of the late 1990s ended badly for a key index of semiconductor stocks.

A heavier representation by tech stocks and exposure to new industries has made South Korea’s index a worldbeater in 2026 while Canada has a greater representation by traditional industries like banking.

“I own my home and I have no debt.”