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Trump touts ‘largest deregulatory action in American history.’ Here’s why it’s too soon to call it that.

The Trump administration on Thursday rolled out a much-anticipated effort to repeal what’s known as the endangerment finding, which provides the legal foundation for climate regulations — but analysts are warning that the move is most likely just the start of a long legal battle.

What’s at stake for bond investors if the U.S. deficit soars to $3.1 trillion over the next decade

The Congressional Budget Office’s latest forecasts are out on the U.S. government’s deficit situation — and they don’t look very good.

QuantumScape’s stock is falling. Here’s why Wall Street is panning the EV battery maker’s earnings.

The company is developing solid-state batteries, which promise to help lower the cost of electric vehicles. But achieving that goal will be expensive for QuantumScape.

‘We have no prenup’: I want rights of survivorship in our marital home. My wife prefers tenants in common. Now what?

“She is an old-school farm girl who inherited all her money and wants to pass it down to her children.”

Why this drug-research company’s stock is having its worst day since 1999

Icon’s stock is having its worst day since 1999, as an accounting probe added to investors’ worries about contract research organizations.

This quantum stock is falling, as the path to success looks very expensive

Rigetti’s stock was extending its recent sharp selloff after a TD Cowen analyst backed away from a bullish call.

This stock-market strategy lets you play the energy boom while cutting your risk

A broad investment strategy encompassing infrastructure across developed markets can offer U.S. investors a way to ride along with economic trends at a discount to the price/earnings valuation of the S&P 500.

Micron’s stock climbs on this fresh sign of booming memory prices

Lenovo said memory prices went up 40% to 50% in the last quarter — and they could double this quarter

It’s still a ‘low fire’ jobs market. Jobless claims stay low and unemployment falls early in the new year.

Businesses aren’t hiring much, but they’re not resorting to big layoffs, either

The smartest AI trade right now is in molecules and powders, says the research firm known for nailing trends early

Citrini Research says dig deep into the molecules that both AI and traditional industries need and stop focusing on software.

China is hacking the tariff system by investing in U.S. firms — while American taxpayers foot the bill

The U.S. Treasury can and should prevent Chinese-linked firms from accessing U.S. tech subsidies.

These 32 favorite stocks signal the bull market is running on fumes

The S&P 500 sectors that top investment newsletters currently like most are strongest at market peaks.
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