Nvidia, AMD extend stock gains. Why the AI trade is roaring back.
Nvidia’s partnership with Saudi Arabia’s Humain could help offset some of its revenue losses in China, analysts said. Source link...
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Brace for Mother’s Day brunch to be more expensive this year as inflation and tariffs drive up prices
The cost of dining at restaurants has gone up by 3.8% in the past year, but one industry expert says the increase could be as much as 15% at some establishments. Source link...
This retiree figured out a way to pay almost no taxes. Here’s his secret.
A Fix My Portfolio reader shares how they avoided a “tax bomb” in retirement through Roth conversions and careful financial planning. Source link...
Tyson’s beef business facing ‘the most challenging market conditions’ it has ever seen
As the price of beef rises amid a cattle shortage to nearly $6 a pound, or roughly 50% more than in 2020, beef sales remain under pressure. Source link...
When it comes to Social Security and Medicare, this is what the nation’s top experts on aging worry about
“There’s an incredible amount of disruption.” Source link...
Royal Caribbean boosts profit outlook as record bookings highlight cruise appeal
Cruises provide a cheaper alternative to comparable vacations, so demand remains somewhat insulated during economic uncertainty, Royal CEO Jason Liberty said. Source link...
Where Trump’s tariffs and economic promises stand as he nears 100 days in office
As the 100-day mark nears for President Trump’s second term, here’s the status of key efforts that affect markets and your wallet. Source link...
‘I’m 15 years older’: My second wife says she will pass my estate onto my sons. What could go wrong?
“My wife is probably one of the most honest persons I’ve ever known.” Source link...
Investors are eager for tariff deals. They might get more tumult in bonds and stocks instead.
The world’s deepest, most liquid bond market remains vulnerable to aggressive selloffs that could alarm stock investors. Source link...
Home prices are falling in these cities, as high mortgage rates weigh on buyers
Homeowners are struggling to sell in markets including California, Texas and Florida amid economic uncertainty and high interest rates. Source link...
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