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How Microsoft’s dividend hike and new $60 billion buyback program stack up

Only three U.S. companies have ever announced buyback programs bigger than Microsoft’s latest — though the new dividend yield is still low relative to those of fellow Dow components.

Tupperware is preparing to file for bankruptcy protection, Bloomberg reports

Tupperware Brands Corp. is planning to file for bankruptcy protection, after the food-storage and kitchenware brand broke the terms of its debt following years of struggles with competition, Bloomberg reported on Monday.

Trump crypto project: Why there’s ‘enormous potential downside’ for the campaign

Donald Trump’s family is preparing to launch a new crypto project on Monday evening, and while many digital-asset boosters are cheering the venture as further evidence of the former president’s dedication to crypto, several supporters worry it could backfire.

Chewy’s stock on pace for longest winning streak on record following cryptic Roaring Kitty post

Chewy Inc.’s stock is on pace to extend its winning streak to seven days less than two weeks after influential trader Keith Gill, also known as Roaring Kitty, made a cryptic post on X featuring the image of a dog.

A Dish-DirecTV deal may not improve satellite TV’s fate much, but bonds still rally

Dish junk bonds and EchoStar’s stock see gains, with Dish and DirecTV again said to be in talks about combining.

Your financial adviser keeps calling. This is why you should call them back.

Some retirees avoid their financial adviser. Are they missing out?

The Fed, explained: What it’s trying to do and why it matters to you

Soft landing? R-star? Restrictive monetary policy? All these terms used by the Federal Reserve are enough to give anyone a headache. But don’t be fooled: They matter to you and your money every day.

‘Retirement is not a math problem,’ says one of retirement’s top math experts

Writing “How to Retire” helped Morningstar personal-finance expert Christine Benz learn a few surprising lessons.

Intel’s stock is shrugging off the chip sector’s weakness. Here’s why.

Intel says a new $3 billion government deal reflects the “continued progress” of its foundry business.

Micron’s stock drops as first ‘death cross’ in 2 years appears

Micron’s stock slumped Monday, just as a longer-term bearish chart pattern appeared for the first time in more than two years, and as Morgan Stanley offered a downbeat outlook for the memory-chip market.

14 retail stocks that are firing on all cylinders

These retailers have been increasing same-store sales while improving their profit margins

The U.S. dollar is weakening ahead of Fed rate cut. This will determine what happens next.

The U.S. dollar has been sliding in the run-up to a widely expected interest-rate cut from the Federal Reserve on Wednesday and, depending on the size of the Fed’s move, it could end up weakening further — or it could be a buying opportunity.
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