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SK Hynix is about to hit the U.S. market. Here’s what to know about the deal.

U.S. investors are about to get another straightforward way to play the red-hot market for memory chips.

Can Walmart help the Fed harness real-time U.S. economic data? We’re about to find out.

The Federal Reserve named a former Walmart CEO to a task force to develop contemporaneous data on spending, inflation and growth.

A junior employee saved this company six figures using AI. Here’s how.

“Some of the best ideas can come from anywhere in the organization.”

Meta’s stock rebounds as agentic AI coding and custom chips ease spending fears

Shares of Meta rallied on Thursday following the launch of a new AI model and reports of a big custom-chip milestone.

A slower AI payoff risks tipping the economy into recession, Apollo says

Growing threats from China and falling token prices may put AI financials at risk.

Landon Donovan says there’s ‘zero chance’ he could have afforded to play youth soccer if he was a kid today

The U.S. men’s soccer team once again didn’t make it past the Round of 16 in the World Cup — and some say the high cost to play youth soccer in America could be a key reason.

New ‘Ex-Elon’ ETFs let you avoid SpaceX and Tesla — but are they just a gimmick?

One expert doubts that new ETFs from Subversive will catch on in a meaningful way.

What affordability crisis? Rich home buyers are powering the housing market.

“The housing market is the best expression of the ‘K-shaped economy’ that we’re in right now,” one expert says.

Risky leveraged ETFs are booming in 2026. Some worry they could be making the stock market more volatile.

Some say traders who gravitate toward these products see big swings in the underlying stocks as a feature, not a bug.

Mortgage rates jump as tensions with Iran spook bond investors

The conflict between the U.S. and Iran is driving mortgage rates up, adding hundreds of dollars a month in extra costs for prospective home buyers.

Micron’s stock surges on multibillion-dollar U.S. manufacturing push

The memory-chip giant is reversing its recent slide after increasing its investment in the U.S. semiconductor supply chain.

This is why paper checks refuse to die

While some retailers still accept checks, an attempt to pay with anything other than cash or card is likely to result in a blank stare from a Gen Z cashier.
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