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Boeing’s stock bounces after announcing a $19 billion capital raise

Boeing’s stock bounced to a gain Monday after a larger-than-expected capital raise was announced.

Volkswagen to close three German factories and lay off thousands of workers, employees say

Volkswagen, Europe’s largest car manufacturer, is planning to permanently shrink the size of its German operations.

‘DJT’ stock climbs again after Trump’s Madison Square Garden rally

Shares of Trump Media & Technology Group are up 7% in premarket trades.

Medicare enrollment should be trustworthy — instead we have to watch our wallets

Sales pitches are often biased, choices can be overwhelming and impartial help is not equally available to all.

As AMD starts shifting focus to next year, just how high can AI revenue go?

Bullish expectations for AMD’s AI revenue came down sharply over the course of this year. Some analysts say early estimates for 2025 are already too high.

McDonald’s earnings: Weaker demand, E. coli outbreak in focus, but sales seen at their highest in years

As McDonald’s readies for its third-quarter earnings report Tuesday, Wall Street is focused on demand from lower-income diners, as well as a recent E. coli outbreak.

‘I never fight the Fed; I just try to front-run it.’ This market strategist has a master plan to profit from higher inflation.

Hedgeye’s Keith McCullough is long gold, utilities, real estate and emerging markets.

Target unveils Thanksgiving dinner offer priced at $20 for four people — $5 less than a year ago

Target joined the list of retailers offering a cheaper Thanksgiving meal than last year with an offering that includes turkey, stuffing and five side dishes costing $5 less than in it did 2023.

There’s a ‘generational opportunity’ for investors in this sector, says JPMorgan

Look to real estate as stocks’ high valuations means they may not offer great returns in coming years

Markets set for rally after U.S. elections, Barclays says

Markets will likely experience a ‘mild relief rally’ in the wake of the vote as a smooth transition starts to come into sight

The financial pressures facing some swing state voters: ‘We can’t afford to live’

The higher cost of essential expenses like rent, child care and food have emerged as a defining issue of the 2024 election, but the economic consequences of inflation and other factors driving up costs have played out differently in different places.

‘I am physically and mentally healthy’: I’m a 66-year-old retiree. Should I wait until after the election before investing $300,000 in stocks?

“I have most of my expenses covered.”
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