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Target’s stock rocked after triple-miss earnings report amid ‘unique’ challenges

Target’s stock set to suffer worst day in more than two years after profit, revenue, comparable sales and the outlook were all below expectations.

S&P 500 bounces as stocks’ bull-market cycle seen potentially speeding up in 2025

The S&P 500 has bounced from its drop last week, a decline that had eroded its U.S. election bump without knocking the index off course toward a potentially big 2024 gain.

Mortgage rates are near 7%, but buyers are making a comeback

Mortgage applications rose 1.7% in the last week, the Mortgage Bankers Association said.

Hedge funds are piling into the nuclear sector, Goldman Sachs’ analysis shows

Hedge funds are picking up stocks in nuclear power producers in seeking to capitalize on the artificial intelligence boom, new analysis from Goldman Sachs shows

As Nvidia reports, here’s the history of what happens next after ten giant stocks outperform

The fund manager AllianceBernstein looked at periods where the top 10 stocks dominated over the last three decades.

Bitcoin sits near record high. More good news for investors: It’s now less volatile. 

With bitcoin touching all-time highs again, investors are more confident that the latest bull run will be more sustainable compared to previous cycles, with subdued volatility as the crypto industry matures with increased institutional adoption. 

Ex-Nomura staffer charged after attempted murder at elderly client’s home

A former Nomura employee has been charged with robbery, attempted murder, and arson of an inhabited building following an incident at an elderly client’s home in Hiroshima

Here’s your $22 million chance to be neighbors with Bill Gates or Jeff Bezos, and why billionaires love this town so much

A staggering waterfront “smart home” that is located in a billionaire-loved Seattle suburb has been put on the market for $22 million

‘I’ve accumulated a nice retirement fund and my house is paid off’: How do I ensure my son-in-law never gets his hands on my money?

“I would like it to go to only my daughter and grandchildren.”

NFL star Josh Jacobs is selling his custom-built dream home in Las Vegas for $6 million

Since moving to the Packers, the running back can afford to have his pick of the most exclusive homes in the Green Bay area.

Treasury yields rise as prospects for the U.S. economy see traders trim rate cut bets

Bond yields rose as geopolitical anxiety continued to ease and investors awaited president-elect Trump’s pick for Treasury secretary.

Hedge funds have already started bailing out of ‘Trump trades’

Hedge funds switched to become net sellers of financial and industrial stocks having previously piled into the two sectors in the immediate wake of the U.S. elections, new analysis by Morgan Stanley’s prime brokerage division shows
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