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The tech industry’s need for more power for data centers running artificial intelligence is now so desperate that companies are turning to nuclear disaster sites, despite the potential risks.

Michelle Bowman was the first Federal Reserve governor to dissent from an interest-rate decision since 2005.

Aaron Judge’s 62nd home-run ball in 2022 sold for $1.5 million at auction

This reader wonders whether CD rates, high-yield savings accounts and bond ladders are still smart moves, even if interest rates keep dropping.

Constellation Energy said Friday it plans to restart a nuclear reactor at Three Mile Island.

Also: What to expect for loan interest rates, how Social Security survivor and spousal benefits work, and advice from the Moneyist.

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon suggests the half-point interest-rate cut is “a minor thing” that Wall Street — not Main Street — is obsessing over.

That’s in part because most of his $700 million contract is deferred. Still, his stats this season are worth over $50 million to his team.

Micron shares have shed most of their 2024 gains, but memory pricing could improve in the coming months, Citi says.

The dynamics that fueled the meme-stock frenzy have not gone away, according to a new study.

Pharmacy-benefit managers owned by CVS, Cigna and UnitedHealth “artificially inflated” prices for lifesaving medications, regulator alleges.

Recent inflation spike — and moderation — underscores its importance