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A ‘mansion deficit’ means even billionaires are now struggling to find homes to rent
Everyday home buyers have struggled to find houses amid an inventory crunch, and now the superrich are dealing with their own ...
A sputtering jobs market is now a top risk for stocks and bonds in the second half of 2025
Move over tariffs. Investors have a new top concern as the second half of the year kicks off.
Survey finds investors split nearly 50-50 on expected market reaction to July 9 tariff deadline
A Deutsche Bank survey is asking investors what they're looking for on July 9, when a pause on the so-called reciprocal ...
This income fund pays more than a bank account while keeping price volatility low
Portfolio manager Laura Mayfield says some individual investors “are focused on the dividend-yield return, but some might be ...
Adobe rating lowered to sell on competition from Midjourney, other AI tools
Software maker Adobe was on the receiving end of a downgrade to sell, with the analyst arguing generative artificial ...
The last holdout bears are Democrats, say strategists. Their capitulation could fuel the next leg higher for stocks.
The stock market has seen a historic rally this spring, but not all investors are on board. Ned Davis researchers point the ...
ADP says the economy lost jobs for the first time since 2023 due to trade wars
Privately run businesses reduced jobs in June for the first time in more than two years, ADP said, as ongoing U.S. trade wars created a “hesitancy to hire and a reluctance to replace departing workers ...
U.K. chancellor’s troubles shows it’s hard to implement the austerity that Musk and Dalio want
Prime Minister Keir Starmer on Wednesday declined to say Chancellor Rachel Reeves would be in her position through the next election, when asked by Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch.