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Gen Z demands bigger bargains — driving gains for discount retailers like Walmart and Ross

As seemingly everything gets more expensive, younger consumers are increasingly driving growth for the nation’s biggest discount retailers.

The bond market has been rocked by a violent selloff. Here’s how to play it.

The bond market is tied up in knots about the Iran war and inflation, as well as what the Federal Reserve under new chair Kevin Warsh might do about it.

Happy birthday, Dow! Being 130 years old doesn’t make it too antiquated to follow.

The Dow turns 130 years old, and despite its recent underperformance, it still remains relevant to most investors.

Americans feel worse than ever, a consumer survey shows. The White House says that’s bunk. Who’s right?

Are Americans really feeling worse than ever about their financial well-being? A long-running survey of consumers suggests the answer is yes, drawing a sharp rebuke President Trump’s right-hand man on the economy.

Starlink signs a new airline customer as it races to be the top in-flight internet provider

American Airlines plans to install SpaceX’s Starlink satellite internet service on more than 500 planes, solidifying the Elon Musk company’s lead among U.S. air carriers.

More than 9 million people are missing out on $58 billion in food and medical benefits. Are you one of them?

Lack of awareness, social stigma, application struggles and eligibility concerns prevent people from getting benefits

Micron’s stock soars as UBS slaps on an out-of-sight price target

Strong memory chip demand is leading to “enhanced” long term agreements that should benefit Micron’s stock and earnings power, UBS says.

Space stocks are rocketing as SpaceX keeps making pre-IPO headlines with first Starship launch

SpaceX, which is planning to go public soon, recently tested the latest version of its massive 407-foot rocket for the first time.

‘We have always bonded over hating billionaires’: I got a well-paid job. Now my friend says I’m ultrawealthy. How do I respond?

“I don’t want to make it awkward.”

Why inflation, not growth, is what really matters for the stock market

There have been five significant shifts in the market in the past decade, per strategists at Piper Sandler.

My student loans are paused until 2028. Should I pay them now anyway?

Plus: What’s going on with ‘grade inflation’?

BP ousts another top executive over claims brought to the board

BP said its board unanimously decided to remove Albert Manifold as chair, as well as a director, with immediate effect.
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