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Growing U.S.-Venezuela tensions, new OPEC+ targets mark a crucial week for oil ahead

Escalating U.S. tensions with Venezuela and an upcoming monthly decision by major oil producers on crude output targets were the focus of traders heading into the weekend.

Retiring abroad is touted as a money saver — but it isn’t always cheaper

Taxes, investments, healthcare — everything adds up. Here’s how to plan now to relocate later.

Still no sign of surging layoffs despite Amazon, UPS job cuts

State jobless claims point to a soft-but-stable labor market.

Disney’s YouTube blackout marks a major escalation in a new front of the carriage wars

The breakdown is the most serious in a string of fights YouTube has had with Paramount, Fox, NBCUniversal and TelevisaUnivision as the streamer rises in dominance.

Should you buy Apple’s stock after earnings? These analysts see better options.

Apple sees iPhone trends improving, but analysts note its stock is more expensive than other hardware and smartphone plays like Qualcomm and Alphabet.

The biggest risks of 2025 turned out to be no threat at all

Worries about bond yields, the Fed hiking interest rates and trade wars transpired not to threaten 2025 investment returns in the end.

Will Palantir follow Netflix with a stock split of its own?

A D.A. Davidson analyst “would not be surprised” if Palantir splits its stock, given that it caters heavily to retail investors and has seen a strong rally.

Here’s what’s worth streaming in November 2025 on Netflix, Hulu, HBO Max and more

Netflix’s ‘Stranger Things’ kicks off its final season, ‘Pluribus’ is revealed on Apple, and ‘Landman’ returns to Paramount+

Social Security is hurtling towards insolvency. Could these new proposals help save it in time?

Ideas for reform churn up opposition from advocacy groups.

Banks like Chase, Capital One are offering financial help to customers affected by the shutdown. Here are the potential downsides.

Banks and credit unions are offering financial relief in the form of interest-free loans, fee waivers, loan-payment accommodations and more to those impacted by the government shutdown.

AI might not take your job — if you can use it to be even more productive

Venture capitalist Hemant Taneja: AI won’t just build on the internet boom — it will be bigger.

Here’s how Nvidia’s Jensen Huang answers the AI bubble question

Jensen Huang thinks AI is now useful to people and companies , and it’s profitable and so corporates will want to invest more.
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