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Tech stocks drop after report that OpenAI’s revenue is lower than expected
Abu Dhabi energizes its investments in China with a jolt of coffee
US stocks hit record high, shrugging off bond market turmoil
Gulf tourism takes stock at the Arabian Travel Market
Anthropic expected to IPO despite market uncertainty, AI slowdown calls
Trump announced a $54 billion energy investment from South Korea. South Korea said he jumped the gun
Bond market bust: A key rate just blew through another decades-old record
The war with Iran upended markets this month. There were losers — and winners
Hedge fund CEO Ken Griffin donates $3 billion to Carnegie Mellon as part of his bet on Florida
Is this the end of investing as we know it?
Investors are increasingly favoring so-called passive funds that blindly track market indexes at the expense of active funds that rely on a manager to pick stocks.
The investing app military families love
A growing number of soldiers, nurses and self-employed workers are using the investing app Stash. It allows people to invest with as little as $5.
BRIC investing is officially dead at Goldman Sachs
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Harvard endowment warns market is 'frothy'
The new head of Harvard's $38 billion fund says returns are likely to be lower in the future.
Once all powerful, Pimco is a fast fading superstar
Pimco's famous fund once managed by star manager Bill Gross has less than $100 billion in management for the first time since 2007.
Investors dump stocks at record pace
Mom and pop investors are dumping their investments and moving to cash at levels not seen since the financial crisis of 2008.
Investors flee China funds in historic rush
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The 5 hottest ETFs in the world
The bull market in stocks turns 6 years old in March. Investors in these funds made a lot of money.
Weddings? Babies? Now college kids are registering for gifts too
Gift registries aren't just for weddings and baby showers. More and more college-bound students are directing family and friends to their online registries.
Millennials may not be able to afford retirement essentials
While many Americans are falling short on savings, millennials are most at risk of being unable to afford essential retirement expenses -- such as food, shelter and medical care, according to a Fidelity Investments survey released Wednesday.
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