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Half of U.S. car shoppers are considering a hybrid or EV, survey says

The study reinforces the idea that automakers will need to convince a new group of shoppers to buy EVs for the industry to grow further.

There’s now a tax credit for installing an EV charger in your home—here’s what to know

The charger installation tax credit covers 30% of the cost, up to $1,000, but there are limitations.

Santander, Lloyds shares fall on report Iran used banks to evade sanctions

Shares of Banco Santander and Lloyds Banking Group dropped after a report that Iran used the U.K. arms of those two banks to evade sanctions.

It’s shaping up to be a great quarter for Europe’s biggest companies — no thanks to Europe.

Fourth-quarter earnings season in Europe is still in its early days, but the largest companies on the Continent are mostly hitting their stride.

Car insurance rates have soared 43% since 2022 and are expected to climb more. Here’s how to lower your premiums.

Anyone already feeling burned by sharp increases in their auto insurance rates over the last year should buckle up — it’s only getting more expensive.

Powell tells ’60 Minutes’ the economy’s strength allows Fed to be careful about rate cuts

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell on Sunday said that the strength of the economy allows the Fed to be “careful” in deciding when to cut interest rates.

Trump threatens tariffs exceeding 60% against Chinese goods

Donald Trump plans to restart a trade war with China if elected to a second term, saying Sunday he would impose tariffs on Chinese goods that could exceed 60%.

Some board members felt pressured to take drugs with Elon Musk, WSJ reports

Some Tesla Inc. board members felt pressured to take drugs with Chief Executive Elon Musk for risk of upsetting him if they did not partake, the Wall Street Journal reported Sunday.

Stock-market investors fear ‘no-landing’ economy could spell trouble. What’s next.

While the stock market has been pricing in a “soft-landing” scenario, a blowout jobs report, relatively strong corporate earnings, and Federal Reserve Jerome Powell’s recent comment may point to the possibility of “no landing,” where the economy is resilient while inflation stays above-trend.

Fourth-quarter earnings are almost halfway done. Results overall have gotten better.

With the U.S. fourth-quarter earnings reporting season almost halfway through, the financial industry is fretting over souring consumer credit.

How those strong jobs figures could weaken Biden’s re-election prospects

The data suggest not one but two risks that could give the White House headaches in the months leading up to November.

Just in time for the Grammy Awards, here’s a whiskey from country star Chris Stapleton

The artist, who has three nominations this year, partnered with Buffalo Trace Distillery on Traveller Whiskey
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