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Apple names Kevan Parekh to replace CFO Luca Maestri

VP of financial planning and analysis and 11-year Apple Inc. veteran takes the reins next year.

Shorts to a job interview? ‘Very demure’ makeup? Gen Z is still confused about how to show up to work.

For young employees, the learning curve on appropriate workwear has been steep. Managers blame the rise of remote work.

‘FOMO’ returns to the options market as traders chase stocks higher

Once again, option traders are giving in to the “fear of missing out” and chasing the stock-market rally higher.

Home prices won’t fall meaningfully without ‘significant’ job losses: economists

Falling mortgage rates won’t be enough to fix the affordability crisis in housing, according to Macquarie economists.

Telegram CEO Pavel Durov’s arrest could weaken your right to online privacy

Telegram has long been a thorn in the side of governments worldwide.

It’s National Dog Day. Here’s why I’m not celebrating.

Sure, our canine friends provide plenty of companionship. But let’s not mistake them for the humans in our lives.

Bullish sign for stocks could pave way for a positive six to 12 months

The S&P 500’s latest recovery hasn’t hinged on just a handful of highflying technology stocks.

Boeing has recorded $1.5 billion of Starliner forward losses, says Jefferies

NASA’s decision to bring Starliner astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams home on a SpaceX spacecraft represents “another hit” for Boeing, says Jefferies.

Dow attempts record peak as ‘good is good again’ for stock market

“Stock markets have regained their footing and retraced toward all-time highs,” says Morgan Stanley Wealth Management.

Icahn Enterprises’ stock headed for 21-year low after plan to offer up to $400 million of shares

Icahn Enterprises’ stock tumbled 13% Monday to put it on track for a 21-year low, after billionaire Carl Icahn’s publicly traded investing arm filed to sell up to $400 million of its depositary units.

Nvidia gets all the attention — but these companies are quietly powering the AI gold rush

As the artificial-intelligence boom accelerates, data-center providers are positioned to reap substantial rewards.

Libya’s oil output ‘cannot be easily replaced’ during reported production halt, analysts warn

The oil market’s attention was turning to North Africa on Monday, with reports that Libya’s eastern government had halted crude exports and production from the nation’s oil fields.
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