Investing
Let’s dive into the key question on many investors’ minds as to whether this recent dip will turn out to be a buying opportunity over the next year.
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Analysts continue to raise the alarm about the impact from Trump’s economic policies.
A new survey of 14 economists interviewed by CNBC now predicts first quarter gross domestic product — the value of all goods and services produced in the United States — will rise 0.3%. In the first quarter of 2024,
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Personal Finance
Infrastructure is a crucial foundation for any kind of society attempting to expand beyond a handful of individual, nearby homesteads in order to form a community. The ability to share in the use of utilities like water and electricity,
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Americans could be forced to go without their Social Security checks for months as proposed changes from Donald Trump and the Republicans could wreak havoc on the system.
The 78-year-old President plans to cut jobs at the Social Security Administration as part of his war against what the billionaire perceives as unnecessary spending and bureaucracy.
Turbulent waters for investors may not ease just because it says April on the calendar.
The stock market sell-off is “not yet” nearing an end, Truist co-chief investment officer Keith Lerner told me. “We could get some relief on news of the tariff announcement, but the market’s upside is likely capped.”
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The stock market has been rather turbulent through the first quarter of 2025, and with the uncertainty surrounding tariffs, interest rates, and recession fears, there’s no way to know when that will change. The S&P 500 benchmark index recently dipped into correction territory, and although it is now down by about 9% from recent highs,
Tesla (TSLA -3.42%) stock has been under enormous pressure in recent weeks. After surging in the aftermath of the U.S. presidential election on hopes that CEO Elon Musk’s cozy relationship with President Donald Trump would lead to a windfall for the electric vehicle (EV) company,
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Protests against Tesla and its CEO Elon Musk took place across the country over the weekend and are spreading globally. The Tesla Takedown movement is urging people to sell their Tesla cars and stock.
Many are upset with Musk for his unelected but powerful role in the Trump administration.
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By Nell Mackenzie
LONDON (Reuters) -Hedge funds last week ditched tech stocks at the fastest pace in six months and at the highest levels in five years,
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Henry Helgeson is an entrepreneur, investor, and CEO of BlueSnap, a global payment orchestration platform for B2B and B2C businesses.
As a business grows, it is natural to acquire new technologies that allow it to operate more efficiently,
