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Do you miss 2024? It seems like so long ago for Michigan’s economy.

Yes, the state’s economy slowed last year along with the nation. But Michigan hit some important positive milestones that threaten to be undone by President Donald Trump’s economic wrecking ball.

The number of people in the state’s labor force—nearly 5.1 million—was the highest in 23 years.

 » Read more about: Trump’s trade war risks undoing Michigan’s hard-earned progress  »

By ELAINE KURTENBACH and MATT OTT, Associated Press Business Writers

Wall Street ticked modestly lower early Monday ahead of U.S. President Donald Trump’s meeting later Monday with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and other European leaders.

Futures for the S&P 500, Dow Jones Industrial Average and Nasdaq were all 0.1% lower before the bell.

 » Read more about: Wall Street is quiet in premarket trading ahead of Trump’s meeting with Ukraine’s Zelenskyy  »

Hindustan Zinc said that the 10 MTPA Tailings Reprocessing plant will recover metal from the tailing dumps, reducing environmental footprint associated with traditional wet tailings disposal.

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 » Read more about: Hindustan Zinc to invest Rs 3,823 crore to build India's first 10 MTPA tailings reprocessing plant  »

US President Donald Trump’s trade advisor Peter Navarro, in an opinion piece published in the Financial Times, on Monday said that India needs to stop buying Russian crude oil, alleging that India’s purchases of Russian crude oil were funding Moscow’s war against Russia. Navarro described India’s dependence on Russian oil as “opportunistic” and said that India needs to stop cosying up to Russia if it wants to be treated as the US’s strategic partner.

 » Read more about: Trump's trade advisor accuses India of 'funding Putin's war' via oil diplomacy  »

Nvidia’s (NASDAQ:NVDA) market power continues to expand, underscoring its place among the most dominant forces in global finance. The semiconductor leader now commands a market capitalization of $4.5 trillion, a level that places it firmly ahead of its corporate peers.

 » Read more about: Nvidia’s $4.5T valuation now tops the entire Russell 2000 Index by $1.5T  »

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Dividend investing has long been pitched as a safe, reliable way to generate income, especially in retirement.

But after years of conversations with clients and families, I’ve found that dividend strategies are often misunderstood and, in many cases, can create more problems than they solve — especially when it comes to taxes.

 » Read more about: Seven Hidden Downsides of Dividend Investing, From a Financial Adviser  »

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More investors are turning to gold as a way to diversify their portfolios in today’s uncertain financial environment. So let’s break down what you need to know before investing in the precious metal. Step one, set your goal. Gold tends to hold its value and sometimes even rise when other assets are falling.

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In 2023, InvestiFi helped WeStreet Credit Union and Frankenmuth Credit Union offer crypto investing services to members. “At the time, most credit unions weren’t willing to jump into the market,” says Kian Sarreshteh, CEO and co-founder of InvestiFi.

But of course, the environment for cryptocurrency is much more favorable today.

 » Read more about: Is Crypto Investing Coming to a Credit Union Near You?  »