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US futures rise as Middle East tensions and AI earnings dominate investor focus: Dow Jones, S&P, Nasdaq, Wall Street
Dow Jones ©Adobe Stock Images Markets look ahead to a pivotal week for technology companies US equity futures traded higher on Tuesday as investors prepared for a busy earnings calendar led by major technology companies, while continuing to monitor escalating tensions in the Middle East and questions surrounding the sustainability of artificial intelligence investment. By…
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AAPL Stock Hits Historic 11x Sales Valuation Ahead of Tim Cook's Final Earnings Call as Apple CEO
Apple Inc.‘s (NASDAQ:AAPL) valuation has officially shattered records, trading at an unprecedented 11 times its sales revenue just as CEO Tim Cook prepares to oversee his final earnings report. The technology behemoth touched an intraday all-time high of $334.99 on Friday, July 17, reflecting surging investor optimism in artificial intelligence and pushing the company to…
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Iran war: Look beyond stocks to understand state of economy, experts say
The US-Israel war on Iran is escalating again and oil prices are on the rise, but experts say the real clues to the state of the economy lie beyond indices and those price points. “The markets have been somewhat quiescent in the last month or two, but have changed since the war in Iran began,”…
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The Federal Reserve's not-quite-as-independent independence
A federal caseI remember once a long time ago somebody telling me that the Federal Reserve was incredibly powerful. That the central bank’s officials could and did tilt the scales for or against politicians. If they didn’t like a president, they could raise rates. If they wanted an incumbent to stay incumbent, they could lower…
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Trump’s new tariffs called ‘illegal and obviously desperate.’ Live trade war updates here.
‘It’s an absurd and deeply frustrating escalation’: CEO, Wine Growers BC on latest U.S. tariffs ‘I think that the PM is trying hard not to give too much oxygen to what Trump is saying’: Turnbull CTV National News: Canada-U.S. trade tensions rise over President Trump’s latest tariffs
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Two in five Americans believe stock market only serves the top 1%
Two in five Americans believe the stock market isn’t for them and only benefits the top 1%, according to a new Harris Poll poll exclusive to the Guardian that surveyed investing habits and knowledge about the economy. The poll found a similar share of Americans had incorrect assumptions about the relationship between the economy and…
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2 Top-Ranked Royce Mutual Funds for Your Investment Portfolio
Royce Investment Partners is a boutique asset manager based in New York. The firm focuses on actively managing small-cap mutual funds. As of March 31, 2026, the company had $11.3 billion in assets under management (AUM). Royce’s strategy for investing in small-cap stocks is based on a fundamental research-driven, active stock-picking methodology. The firm offers…
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These Flexi Cap Mutual Funds Paid The Highest Dividends Over The Last Three Years
Show Quick Read Key points generated by AI, verified by newsroom Flexi Cap funds invest across all market capitalizations. HDFC, PGIM Flexi Cap funds show top dividend yields. Investors should not solely rely on historical dividend yield. Mutual Funds have become one of the most popular investment options among Indian investors. They allow investors to…
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Warren Buffett credits luck for his success: Says “the ovarian lottery” shaped his life
Warren Buffett says luck played a major role in his success, crediting the “ovarian lottery” and the opportunities he received over individual effort alone. <!– –> Warren Buffett Legendary investor Warren Buffett believes that luck has played as much of a role in his success as talent and hard work. Speaking in a recent interview…
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‘Big Short’ Investor Steve Eisman: Forget The Banks, AI Now Controls US Economy’s Fate
Benzinga and Yahoo Finance LLC may earn commission or revenue on some items through the links below. Steve Eisman, an investor made famous by “The Big Short,” said Friday that bank credit quality may no longer be the warning signal for the next downturn. “In the past, I have said as the banks go, so…
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