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The S&P 500 is likely to decline early in the week but rally into Friday.

What’s fueling this surge among higher-income stocks?

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The move comes a day after Musk’s unsolicited $43 billion offer to buy the company.

Uncertainty around Musk’s offer to buy Twitter is a “downside risk,” according to experts.

A bear market is when the tendency is down. A bull market is when the tendency is up. But there is more to it than that.

Last year’s “temporary” spike in inflation is well on its way to becoming this year’s new normal. That’s bad news for the economy as a whole, but good news for the burgeoning private label business.

Despite recent gains, investors should consider selling Tesla and other meme stocks now, before institutional money bails.

Wondering what to invest in during inflation? Krispy Kreme doughnuts are one option. But Q.ai also offers inflation investments that can protect your portfolio.

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Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen hinted at how policymakers will approach crypto regulation. Meanwhile, the price of ethereum, bitcoin, BNB, XRP, solana, cardano, and dogecoin sink.

Two of China’s prominent technology executives have spoken out about the supply chain disruptions caused by the ongoing lockdown, warning that many of the country’s industries are facing the prospect of production halts in May if the situation persists.

The vast majority of the billionaires on this year’s Forbes list hail from these 10 sectors.

Following the significant rally that saw the S&P 500 surge 11% between March 14 and March 29, the equity market has reversed course once again with the weakness that materialized in the final days of the month continuing so far in April. As a result, all of the major market averages are in the [...]

Musk also called regulators at the Securities and Exchange Commission “bastards.”

Shares of Twitter moved higher on Thursday after Tesla’s billionaire CEO, Elon Musk, offered to buy the company and take it private for roughly $43 billion, a move that some analysts think is just the beginning of a hostile takeover.