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“I can’t, for the life of me, see how this makes sense on any level — personal or financial.”

“He has a beautiful home, and enough antiques and collectibles stored up over a lifetime.”

“I am 69, and started collecting Social Security when I was 66½.”

Improved forecasts for global growth, a decent IP print and the rearmament in Europe are all encouraging hedge funds to overweight the industrial sector.

Chris Wood’s “Greed and Fear” investment letter discussed the threat posed by quantum computers and exited his bitcoin position as a consequence.

Some are watching for a “weaponization of capital,” and moves into some Europe stocks — and away from the dollar — amid fresh U.S. tariffs threats against Europe.

United is seen reporting higher revenue in a quarter marred by the U.S. government shutdown. An uptick in business travel is a welcome boost for the year ahead.

Today’s holiday commemorates the birth of civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr.

Confronted with fierce competition from its rivals and immense funding requirements in the next few years, Altman announced ads on ChatGPT.

Actor Gene Hackman’s longtime New Mexico compound has hit the market, a year after he and his wife, Betsy Arakawa, were found dead inside the home.