- August 11, 2025
Intel’s CEO is about to visit Trump. What’s at stake for the chip maker in D.C.’s crosshairs.
Intel’s turnaround is at risk given political criticism of CEO Lip-Bu Tan. Can he and Trump work together to resurrect
Is booze making a comeback? The sober craze may have run its course.
There’s evidence to suggest the challenges facing alcohol brands — especially with Gen Z — could be more a temporary
Any of these 8 tech stocks could become a $5 trillion company before Nvidia does
There’s a good chance Nvidia won’t become the U.S. stock market’s first $5 trillion company. Source link
‘I told him that wouldn’t fly’: My 90-year-old mother’s adviser pushed her to change her beneficiaries. What is going on?
“He said, ‘I’m just trying to help.’” Source link
Has Humana turned the corner? Stock jumps as outlook raised, Medicare business improves
Humana’s stock surges, after the health insurer raises its full-year profit outlook and sees improvement in its Medicare Advantage business.
‘I’m considering giving up my U.S. citizenship’: I’m 39 and moving to the U.K. How should I invest my $30K savings?
“My credit cards are paid off monthly, but I finally paid off my student loans earlier this year.” Source link
Why Google may have just kicked off a new wave of the AI spending rush
Analysts note new tax provisions could be giving the large technology companies even more flexibility to invest in chips and
Figma’s IPO seeks a $13 billion valuation, with a bitcoin investment as a sweetener
Figma sets terms in its upcoming initial public offering, and co-founder Dylan Field could net more than $60 million from
Americans are less anxious about trade wars and inflation. Yet they don’t have much confidence in the economy.
Americans are less anxious about the economy and less worried about inflation after the Trump administration reduced high U.S. tariffs
Housing market is sending a stark warning to the U.S. economy, Moody’s economist says
Is the housing market on the verge of a meltdown? One economist seems to think so — and he blames