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The combination of geopolitical instability and macroeconomic uncertainty is leading many risk-averse investors to search out safe-haven assets. It’s no surprise, then, that gold has been soaring in value for more than a year now.

But here’s what is surprising: investors are now looking into ways to buy gold in the form of cryptocurrencies that can be traded and managed on the blockchain.

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Tesla (TSLA +2.96%) stock is down 18% from its peak, and the company is wrestling with an assortment of headwinds. Tariffs on imported auto parts have lowered margins, CEO Elon Musk’s politics have upset potential buyers, and the expiration of federal tax credits has reduced demand for electric vehicles in general.

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If you’re among the roughly 43% of couples whose first marriage ended in divorce, you understand the challenges — emotionally and financially — of moving on. But did you know that it’s possible your ex will claim spousal benefits based on your work record?

While you’ve likely gone out of your way to work out issues related to shared property and retirement accounts like your 401(k),

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The stock market has been a volatile place over the past few months, with the S&P 500 shifting from gains to losses. The market didn’t exactly crash, but at certain points, it may have felt like a crash was imminent. Investors worried about the economy, the pace of interest rate cuts, and conflict in Iran —

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The UAE is in talks with the Trump administration on possible financial assistance if the war with Iran drags on, the Wall Street Journal reported.

The report published on Sunday said UAE Central Bank Governor Khaled Mohamed Balama met with US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Federal Reserve officials last week in Washington,

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Key Takeaways

• Tesla’s Q1 2026 earnings release is scheduled for April 22 following the closing bell
• First-quarter vehicle deliveries totaled 358,023 units, falling short of the ~370,000 analyst estimate
• Analysts project $0.37 earnings per share on $22.71B revenue,

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Spot Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) exchange-traded funds (ETFs) drew $1.27 billion in combined net inflows during the week ending April 17. This marked their strongest week since mid-January.

Across the five major spot crypto ETF products, total weekly inflows reached roughly $1.37 billion, including XRP,

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The stock market is off to a volatile start to 2026. The Nasdaq-100 technology index was down by as much as 12% from its peak in March, only to recover all of its losses and hit a new record high in April. Investors have been trying to price in the potential economic impacts of the wild swings in oil prices,

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Don’t think for a second that Warren Buffett has retired just because he no longer serves as Berkshire Hathaway‘s (BRKA 0.16%) (BRKB 0.11%) CEO. He recently confirmed in an interview with CNBC’s Becky Quick that he goes into the office every day and is still actively involved in Berkshire’s investments.

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