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Baby boomers have been the biggest force driving home sales over the last few years. Many of them are moving to be close to family, and in particular, their grandchildren.
Signs of stress in the high-yield “junk” bond market are rising, with recent borrowing tied to artificial intelligence falling under increased scrutiny.
An analyst sees limited room for Dell and HPE shares to continue climbing, as dynamics could shift within the market for memory components.
Market participants and economists are split on the question of whether or not the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates by another quarter-point in two weeks.
The cost-of-living adjustment for 2027 will be 3.6%, which will give Social Security recipients an average of $75 more per month.
Bank of America hired 1,000 contractors to patch software flaws exposed by Anthropic’s Mythos, offering a rare look at costs involved in defending against AI.
Two new forecasts spell bad news for home buyers and sellers
Struggling with elevated prices? You don’t have to look much further than your local gas station.
There isn’t any way to spin Wednesday’s hot consumer-price index report as good, especially when looking at the bond market’s reaction.
Consumer inflation just came in hot. Thursday will provide more clues on the impact of record diesel prices ahead of the midterm elections.
Top memory-chip providers have ample room to raise prices further, but Musk thinks Micron isn’t squeezing its customers to an excessive degree.
The Fed admits it can’t cool Big Tech’s spending spree. Tehran says it can, and it just named the targets.
The increase is aimed at helping about 68 million beneficiaries keep pace with inflation.
Morgan Stanley is expected to benefit from robust investment banking and equities trading revenue.
Analysts at JPMorgan and Citigroup see further revenue growth for the semiconductor foundry, even after already posting a record-breaking figure for the third quarter.
Bank of America’s stock falls as investor disappointment over the $1.2 billion government fine added to the bank’s downbeat earnings report.
Goldman Sachs economists have calculated how much the AI boom has contributed to inflation.
Third-quarter earnings growth is expected to be driven by energy and semiconductor companies, but what if the rest of the market shows up? HSBC envisages a stock market finally broadening out.
Fund-management giant BlackRock on Wednesday said assets under management are nearly $15.5 trillion after growth of 15%.
The U.S. Treasury Department announced a $1.2 billion penalty against Bank of America on Tuesday.
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