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Is the chip sector having a meltdown? By this measure, it’s mostly just Nvidia.
Broadcom and Marvell shares have been hit recently. But Nvidia alone is responsible for about three quarters of the chip sector’s lost market cap in the weeks since the DeepSeek news.
Trump’s ‘chaotic’ policy approach is creating opportunity for investors
There could be “quite a shift in the world order,” says Mike Cudzil, a portfolio manager at Pimco.
An Intel deal now seems less likely. These clues may hold the key to its future.
Investors appear to be now be discounting recent M&A speculation that Intel will split in two.
How buyers are winning bidding wars in a market where homes are going for $620,000 over ask
The spring home-buying season could be bruising in this region, where bidding wars are alive and well.
My husband plans to leave his entire estate to his adult son, who steals his credit card to gamble online. What can I do?
“Dementia runs in my husband’s family. My husband’s son has been known to take money from his dad without permission.”
Social Security to increase overpayment withholdings to 100% from 10%
The clawback reversal would apply to new overpayments and will save $7 billion over 10 years.
High egg prices are getting the DOJ’s attention. Will that help consumers?
The Justice Department has launched an investigation into the causes of rising egg prices, including whether producers have colluded to raise prices or keep supply out of the market. Egg producers say that the current bird flu outbreak is “unlike anything this country...
It’s getting ‘uncomfortably difficult’ to find a job. Here are the bright spots in this labor market.
Why the latest report is giving job hunters the jitters: longer stretches of unemployment and more part-time work.
American consumers borrowed a lot less in January
Borrowing drops to a 4.4% annual growth rate, about half the strong December gain.
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