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A rebound could be coming for the Dow, but the charts show it may be short lived
The Dow Industrials could bounce as early as this week, but the charts suggest it will likely be brief.
Don’t let a layoff destroy your credit — start with these tips and tools
After losing your job, signing up for credit monitoring is a smart way to help protect your credit.
Salesforce is rapidly buying back a massive amount of its stock — what it means
Every weekday, the Investing Club releases the Homestretch; an actionable afternoon update just in time for the last hour of trading.
Employers say AI makes workers faster — but it's also creating 'friction or mistrust,' report finds
Artificial intelligence is creating tension between employers and employees over its deployment, a new MetLife report finds.
Two tech stocks to watch this week other than Nvidia, according to NYSE insider Jay Woods
Nvidia will attract most of the attention in tech this week, but Micron Technology and Oklo should be watched as well, Jay Woods said Monday.
White House chief of staff Susie Wiles diagnosed with 'early stage breast cancer': Trump
Wiles "will be spending virtually full time at the White House" while being treated for breast cancer, President Donald Trump said.
Nvidia adopts a new policy to report cleaner earnings. Here's what investors need to know
Nvidia is no longer removing stock-based compensation expenses from its adjusted earnings per share calculation.
Apollo's John Zito questions private equity's software valuations: 'All the marks are wrong'
While Wall Street figures have flagged risks in private credit, Apollo's Zito is among the first within private credit to candidly acknowledge weakness.
Iran war is the latest 'worst-case scenario' for travel, expert says. How to minimize the pain of future disruptions
There have been many significant travel disruptions at the start of 2026, including the war in Iran. Travel advisors give some tips to blunt the impact.
Stocks making the biggest moves midday: Nvidia, Peloton, Meta, Dollar Tree & more
These are the stocks posting the largest moves in midday trading.
Oil crisis unlikely to lead to bear market, says CFRA's Sam Stovall
Disrupted energy markets will probably not lead to a major downturn in U.S. stocks, according to Sam Stovall at CFRA Research.
Nvidia shares are rising before its big AI conference. Here's what Wall Street expects to hear
Analysts say the biggest question hanging over the semiconductor sector is whether hyperscale spending on AI hardware can remain strong.
Peloton is launching bikes and treadmills for gyms, accelerating commercial strategy
Peloton is launching commercial gym-ready Bikes and Treads, expanding into gyms globally as it seeks new growth beyond its at-home fitness business.
Durbin and Raskin call for perjury investigation into DHS' Kristi Noem
Ousted Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem testified before Congress earlier this month.
U.S. is allowing Iranian oil tankers through Strait of Hormuz, says Bessent
The White House believes tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz will increase before Navy escorts are deployed, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said.
Cover your summer vacation lodging with these all-time high Marriott card offers
These Marriott Bonvoy credit card welcome bonuses just hit all-time highs, some worth double their previous offers.
Josh Brown likes these defensive-oriented stocks as the market navigates tumultuous environment
Josh Brown and Sean Russo take a look at defensive-oriented stocks on their Best Stocks list.
Trump-Xi China summit may be delayed if Trump wants to stay in Washington for Iran war: Bessent
Trump's visit, scheduled for March 31-April 2, would be the first for a U.S. president since he went to the country in 2017.
Bessent says Treasury is not intervening in oil commodities markets and has no authority to do so
Bessent addressed rumors that the Treasury Department or some other arm of government might step in to try to lower oil prices.
Strait of Hormuz standoff puts supply of America's generic drug prescriptions at risk
Half of US generic drugs are made in India and transit the Strait of Hormuz. Supply chains prepare for emergencies, but prescription stockpiles are limited.
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