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  • Kamala Harris and Donald Trump shake handsFinance

    Remember, you don’t have to wait for election results to profit from presidential bets

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  • flooded streetsFinance

    Recent hurricanes are distorting the U.S. economy’s underlying trend

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  • WASHINGTON, DC – SEPTEMBER 27: NVIDIA founder, President and CEO Jensen Huang speaks about the future of artificial intelligence and its effect on energy consumption and production at the Bipartisan Policy Center on September 27, 2024 in Washington, DC. Huang said that machine learning uses a large amount of energy but that artificial intelligence will save energy in the long run due to it’s efficient computing abilities. Founded in California in 1993, NVIDIA is the world’s most valuable publicly traded company, with a market capitalization of over $3.3 trillion. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)Finance

    Should you buy Nvidia stock now? It may be a once-in-a-generation opportunity

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  • Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong Un toastFinance

    Putin turns to North Korean troops as Russia’s economy heads for a ‘meltdown’

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  • Young family with baby worried about family budget and high taxes and bills. Inflation concept.Finance

    Inflation hasn’t been defeated yet because the housing crisis could bring it back

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  • Donald Trump dancingFinance

    Who will win the presidential election? The Trump trade offers a clue

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  • Computer graphics of two gold bars stacked over layer of hundred dollar US bills. Fine gold bar ingots and money. Precious metal investment, finance, banking and wealth concept.Finance

    Is gold safer than U.S. Treasury bonds as federal debt keeps soaring?

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  • The stock market shocked Wall Street last year with a massive gain, and it could top that this year with an even bigger surge.Finance

    The relentless stock market rally could pull off another shocker

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  • Donald Trump at a Chick-fil-APolitics

    GOP candidates spend big at McDonald’s and Chick-fil-A while Dems favor Panera

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  • Chevron Chairman and CEO Mike WirthLeadership

    Chevron CEO shares one of his leadership tips: Writing a ton of letters

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  • Sign showing US debtFinance

    Fed rate cuts were supposed to help ease U.S. debt costs, but it’s not looking good so far

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  • Nassim Taleb speaksFinance

    ‘The Black Swan’ author is really afraid of what’s happening to the U.S. dollar

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  • Donald TrumpPolitics

    Trump Media stock soars after sudden reversal in election odds

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  • China's President Xi Jinping speaksFinance

    China’s rate cuts may actually worsen the economy

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  • Google CEO Sundar PichaiSuccess

    Almost everyone offered a job at Google accepts, and the CEO explains what it looks for in new hires

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