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Oil prices lifted as traders monitor Middle East tensions

Oil futures get lift as traders monitor Middle East tensions.

Wall Street firms getting excited over Japan as Nikkei keeps hitting records

JPMorgan and Bank of America are both pointing to wage growth as a reason to buy Japanese stocks.

What record crude production says about the long road to U.S. oil independence

Oil production is near a record and crude exports are surging, but there are obstacles to true energy independence for the U.S., economist says.

What’s the best way to invest in the S&P 500?

The merits of an equal-weight S&P 500 fund compared to a cap-weighted fund

Traders pile into bets stocks may fall as inflation data looms

Investors piled into bets that stocks may fall as the S&P 500 neared a record high and just a day ahead of crucial U.S. inflation data.

Does Apple, Verizon or ‘Fortnite’ owe you money? Here’s how to check.

The deadline to get a $92 ‘Batterygate’ payment from Apple has passed, but customers can still sign up for other payouts.

WPP gets double-downgrade to sell at UBS over tech exposure

Ad agency WPP got a double-downgrade, to sell from buy, at UBS, in a note published Thursday.

The 2024 Acura Integra is quick, precise, and blends pizazz with practicality

The 2024 Acura Integra is a luxury compact car with a sporty edge. So sporty, in fact, that it offers a manual transmission.

Don’t leave a clueless trustee behind in your estate plan

The person you choose to handle your estate should not learn that fact while deep in grief—so get their consent first.

Treasury yields dip as traders await December inflation report

Bond yields fell early Thursday as investors awaited U.S. inflation data they hope will signal the Federal Reserve may consider cutting interest rates in coming months.

Google cutting hundreds of jobs, reports say

Google has laid off hundreds of employees, joining tech companies including Amazon.com in reducing employee count in the new year.

DeSantis says his Disney fight was to ‘protect our kids,’ while Haley says government shouldn’t bully businesses

Ron DeSantis defended his high-profile battle against Disney during a debate Wednesday, while rival GOP presidential hopeful Nikki Haley criticized his treatment of the company.
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