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At CES, Intel announces deal to buy Silicon Mobility SAS

Intel agreed to buy Silicon Mobility SAS, a fabless silicon and software company that develops system-on-chips for intelligent electric-vehicle energy management.

10 predictions for stocks, crypto, AI, gold and bonds in 2024

Here's what hedge-fund manager Cody Willard expects for the financial markets this year.

Lennar raises dividend by 33%, ups buyback program by $5 billion

Lennar raised its annual dividend to $2.00 a share, a 33% increase, and said the homebuilder's board has authorized a $5 billion increase to its share-repurchase program.

WD-40 shares pop 6% after company reports higher quarterly sales

Shares of WD-40 climbed in after-hours trading Tuesday after the maker of maintenance and cleaning products reported higher sales and earnings for its fiscal first quarter.

Hewlett Packard Enterprises to buy Juniper Networks in $14 billion deal

Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co. has agreed to buy communications-networking provider Juniper Networks, Inc. in an all-cash deal worth around $14 billion, the companies said on Tuesday.

Japan risks inflationary spiral with the yen so weak

Bank of Japan must take steps to control consumer prices.

Investors are losing faith in Japan’s economic leaders

Expectations are for the Bank of Japan to raise interest rates in April

The record heat is probably burning through your household budget. ‘Families are falling behind.’

2023 was the hottest year on record. For millions of households, that likely meant higher utility bills and home insurance costs.

SEC approves spot bitcoin ETF, paving ways for more investors to gain exposure

The Securities and Exchange Commission greenlighted spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETF) for the first time on Tuesday, paving the way for a new class of investors to gain exposure to the virtual currency that could serve as a tailwind for price of the world's most popular digital asset.

3M’s CEO is in line for a $26 million pension — as company freezes the plan for employees

Another U.S. corporation cuts retirement benefits for its workers while fattening benefits for the people in its executive suites.

‘Goldilocks thinking’ can set stock-market investors up for losses: Howard Marks

'Goldilocks' rarely sticks around for long, warns investing legend Howard Marks in his latest memo.

BlackRock says it’s cutting 3% of its staff amid a ‘rapidly changing’ market environment

Investment-management giant BlackRock Inc. plans to lay off around 3% of its staff, or around 600 employees, the company said on Tuesday, amid what executives described as a "rapidly changing" economic backdrop and shifts in client demands.
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