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Trump’s 'no tax on tips' law gives boost to content creators and podcasters

The "no tax on tips" provision of the Big Beautiful Bill slips a tax break to an unexpected group: online personalities

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Drug pricing watchdog finds weight-loss drugs are becoming more cost-effective

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Amazon satellite internet service lands its first airline customer

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The number of workers asking employers for financial advice is soaring, study finds

Bank of America found 26% of surveyed workers are actively seeking support with emergency savings, debt reduction, and general financial wellness

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Lawyers for the family of dead teen unimpressed by ChatGPT parental control rollout

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U.S. existing home sales picked up in July, amid minor price cooling

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U.S. manufacturing is picking up — but so are consumer prices

U.S. manufacturing expanded in August at the fastest pace since 2022, early Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) data shows

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Renewable energy stocks tumble, as Trump confirms no approvals for wind or solar projects

Trump said his administration will not approve solar or wind power projects, as AI data centers drive up energy demand — and prices

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Meta said to be pausing its very expensive AI hiring spree

Meta Platforms abruptly halted most hiring across its AI unit, after months of offering nine-figure salaries to top talent

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Palantir stock drops 20% in a week, amid over-valuation concerns

Shares in the artificial intelligence software maker have slid for the sixth consecutive day

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Lowe's expands construction business, acquiring Foundation Building Materials for $8.8 billion

Home improvement retailer Lowe’s is purchasing the supplier of construction products, at a time when consumer-driven DIY projects have slowed.

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Labubu maker Pop Mart predicts hitting $4 billion in revenue for the year

The Beijing-based toy maker is cashing in on the viral success of its ugly-cute dolls, as profit soars 400% in first half of the year

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Hedge funds have become unlikely fiscal watchdogs

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UK caves to Trump administration over Apple encryption spat

The U.K. has dropped its demand that Apple build a "back door" that would allow its government to access encrypted customer data

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Foreign ownership of US Treasuries hits record-breaking $9.13 trillion, new data shows

Foreign holdings of bills, bonds, and notes increased by $80.2 billion in June, up by almost 10% year-over-year

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ChatGPT and Claude are entering the U.S. government. Should we be concerned?

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AriZona Iced Tea is finding out how inflation-proof its 99-cent drinks really are

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GE is investing $3 billion in domestic manufacturing amid Trump tariffs

The company is shifting some production from China and Mexico in a move that could soften the impact of tariffs.

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Anthropic gifts Claude to the US government for $1, joining list of tech firms offering discounts

The announcement comes just days after OpenAI offered federal agencies ChatGPT for $1 and AWS gave $1 billion in cloud credits

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Amazon Web Services to cut the U.S. government a $1 billion break

Federal agencies will receive credits for cloud services, modernization, and training through 2028, the U.S. General Services Administration said

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Amazon is building a shadow postal service in rural America

Amazon and Walmart are racing to reach Americans at the end of the line

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Amazon earnings surpass Wall Street estimates, led by record AI cloud sales

Amazon's profits surged during the second quarter of the year, with its cloud business recording record revenue.

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Chase credit cards can soon be used on Coinbase — despite CEO Jamie Dimon's scorn for crypto

Customers will be able to transfer money from their Chase credit cards directly into their Coinbase account

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Microsoft earnings outshine Wall Street estimates as Azure revenue surges 39%

Microsoft surpassed analysts' estimates for the second quarter on Wednesday, led by strong growth from its Azure cloud-computing unit, as demand for...

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Chase credit cards can soon be used on Coinbase — despite CEO Jamie Dimon's scorn for crypto

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Analysts predict AWS revenue surge, led by AI infrastructure demands

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Consumer confidence makes modest gains in July

U.S. consumer confidence rose slightly in July, signaling a cautiously optimistic sentiment despite broader economic headwinds

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Microsoft's next big AI test is here as it cuts thousands of jobs

As the tech giant lays off workers and splurges on data centers, Wall Street gears up for strong AI revenue

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Mortgage demand holds steady despite four-week high in rates

Despite rising Treasury yields pushing up mortgage rates, buyer demand is staying resilient

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Krispy Kreme and GoPro trading explodes as meme stock craze continues

Shares in GoPro, Krispy Kreme and Beyond Meat surged in early hours trading Wednesday after experiencing massive trade volume the day before

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A dozen Google DeepMind workers have reportedly jumped ship to Microsoft AI

Microsoft has been poaching some of Google's top talent to build its AI assistant, Copilot

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Opendoor is the hot new meme stock. Here's what to know.

Reddit's army of retail traders have taken a recent interest in Opendoor, an online real estate startup

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AstraZeneca will invest $50 billion in the U.S. as it seeks to avoid Trump's tariffs

The investment is expected to create tens of thousands of new, highly-skilled direct and indirect jobs across the country

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TSMC joins the $1 trillion market cap club

Shares in the world's largest chip manufacturer hit an all-time high, despite tariff uncertainty and currency fluctuations

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Pharma tariffs would hit uninsured Americans the hardest, experts warn

The U.S. is heavily dosed up on cheap generic drugs made overseas — more so than any other country

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Emerging markets are beating U.S. stocks and bonds

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Emerging markets are even more exposed to AI than Wall Street is

The AI chipmaker TSMC accounts for about 40% of the returns so far this year for the benchmark MSCI Emerging Markets index

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Intel is spinning off its AI robotics unit with a $50 million funding round

Intel spinoff RealSense aims to "meet increased demand" for humanoid robots, as tech deepens its bet on automation

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Intel's big cost-cutting plan is hitting 500 jobs in Oregon

The Oregon layoffs are part of the troubled chipmaker's wider restructuring plans under new leadership

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The housing market may be on the cusp of a revival

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The U.S. drops some export restrictions on China in a sign of easing trade tensions

Washington has rolled back some export restrictions on key technologies and raw materials to China, signaling a possible softening of trade tensions

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