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Dollar General’s stock drops, as sales growth to slow more than expected

Dollar General’s stock falls after a quarterly earnings beat, as the outlook for a key sales metric disappointed.

Netflix is spending up to $600 million to buy Ben Affleck’s AI startup. What exactly is it buying?

A week after backing away from buying Warner Bros. Discovery, Netflix decides to buy rather than build AI tools for filmmakers.

Retail investors are showing signs of ‘persistent’ fatigue as Iran risks mount, says JPMorgan

The Iran conflict may be starting to take a toll on the powerful retail investor’s appetite for stocks, says JPMorgan.

Rivian is fulfilling its promise to launch a $45,000 EV, but there’s a catch

The EV maker just revealed pricing details for its new R2 lineup. Rivian will first launch a $57,990 model, with plans to debut a $45,000 variant in late 2027.

‘Sluggish but generally stable’ jobless-claims data ease concern raised by February payrolls report

First-time unemployment claims at 213,000 are little changed for a third straight week.

Trump tariffs were supposed to cut trade deficit and create jobs. It hasn’t worked out that way.

Much has changed in the U.S. economy since Donald Trump became president again a year ago, but one thing has stayed the same: High U.S. trade deficits.

Deutsche Bank reveals $30 billion exposure to private credit — and that it wants to do more

Despite concerns over the struggling industry, the banking giant aims to increase its offering.

Nobel prize-winning economist warns that America is on the brink of stagflation

Joseph Stiglitz says the four horsemen of the economic apocalypse are nearing.

Larry Ellison lost his title of the world’s richest person last year — but has just gained a chunk of money back

Oracle’s rally on Wednesday was a boon for billionaire co-founder Larry Ellison.

Home buyers beware: HOA fees are topping $500 a month in these hot spots

The unwelcome surprise of expensive HOA fees is yet another cost pushing homeownership further out of reach for many.

How Texas became the epicenter of the AI data-center boom

“It’s easier to build a power plant in Texas than it is in any other state,” one expert notes

Goldman cuts U.S. economic outlook over the Iran war — and the fear goes beyond oil

Goldman Sachs economists Manuel Abecasis and David Mericle in a new research note looked at the economic implications of the Iran war on the U.S. economy.
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