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Salesforce’s stock led the Dow last year. Why more gains could be in store.

Salesforce has been in the midst of a big pivot, focusing more on profits after years of doing flashy deals meant to drive growth.

U..S. jobless claims inch drop to lowest level since October

Initial jobless claims inched down by 1,000 to 202,000 in the week ended Jan. 6 , the Labor Department said Thursday.  This is the lowest level since mid-October.

Beyond the glitz of CES, Las Vegas is quietly building a sustainable tech scene

CES may get breathless coverage most of the week over AI and autonomous cars, but there is a longer narrative arc playing out in the desert.

Victoria’s Secret launches AI effort with Google for online shopping chatbot to offer quick, customized help

"Tailored product recommendations and helpful advice" will be offered to shoppers.

Hertz cites weak demand, high damage costs in decision to downsize EV fleet

EV demand remains weak and collision and damage costs are high.

Chesapeake Energy’s $7.4 billion merger deal values Southwestern Energy stock at a discount

The expected announcement of the deal comes three years after Chesapeake Energy emerged from bankruptcy

Ron DeSantis said no to upping the Social Security age. This is what would happen if it increased.

Nikki Haley said she would increase the retirement age for younger workers

‘They thought they wouldn’t get caught’: How a land conservation fraud let the wealthy avoid $450 million in taxes

Prosecutors called the conservation easement scam a ‘vending machine’ for tax evasion and got its ringleaders sentenced to decades in prison

Love to see it: Tennis pro Tommy Paul scores custom-built Boca Raton home for $2.5 million

American tennis pro Tommy Paul recently purchased this eye-catching, luxurious, 3,200-square-foot estate in Boca Raton, Florida.

7-Eleven buys 204 stores in West Texas, New Mexico, and Oklahoma from Sunoco for $1B

Deal encompasses all remaining Stripes and Laredo Taco Company locations that 7-Eleven doesn't already own.

Here’s the ‘pain trade’ of 2024 that hinges on how quickly the Fed will cut rates

A weaker dollar and stronger stocks and bonds could reverse if the Federal Reserve takes a slow approach to rate cuts

How can my parents pay for long-term care? Should they do a reverse mortgage, sell their home — or rely on Medicaid?

"They're not on Medicaid at the moment, but they have a house that has been in a trust for only three years, and their children are named as beneficiaries."
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