Donald Trump said he has held a telephonic conversation with Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet, adding that he would call Thailand’s PM as well,
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Back to investing, active equity MFs’ cash levels fall to 7-month low in June
Cash holdings of actively managed equity-oriented mutual fund schemes declined to a seven-month low of 5.5 per cent in June, signalling a shift from
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Let’s hear it for a bit of good news for retirement savers. The average mutual fund expense ratios in 401(k) plans are at historic
Everyone's Watching Nvidia — but This AI Supplier Is the Real Power Player
Nvidia gets the spotlight, but this behind-the-scenes AI chipmaker is the real force powering the industry. Nvidia (NVDA -0.12%) is considered a pioneer in
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Is a stock that’s worth $100 per share cheap or overvalued? You can’t arrive at an answer just with the stock price. Investors have
Delaying Social Security Leads to Bigger Benefits Payments. 3 Ways to Help Make It Happen
It’s not complicated, but doing it will require a commitment to what could prove to be a challenging plan. You probably already know that
Ethereum ETFs Massively Outpace Bitcoin Funds—Why ETH Demand Is Surging
In brief Spot Ethereum ETFs generated over $1.8 billion in investments this week. The nine funds outpaced their Bitcoin counterparts, which added just $70
Social Security makes major decision for beneficiaries who receive paper checks
Americans who receive Social Security benefits but don’t use electronic banking received some good news this week. On Wednesday, Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) announced
Interest rates are central to Trump’s continuing feud with Fed chair Powell. See how Thursday unfolded.
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Social Security Payments Could Be Cut by 20% in 2025: Here’s Who Would Be Impacted Most
Millions of older Americans and disabled workers relying on Social Security may face unprecedented payment cuts of up to 20% by late 2025 if