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- Sandisk shares have soared over 3,000% in a year. Is a stock split next? [31d]
- Why Alphabet’s stock is the standout gainer on Big Tech’s monster earnings day [31d]
- Is the Intel stock hype overdone? How to make sense of the latest big move. [31d]
- Lululemon has lost its cool, and is stuck with customers who only follow ‘generic athletic brands,’ founder says [31d]
- More diners are eating at Chipotle despite higher prices, bucking Wall Street’s concerns about restaurants [31d]
- Bitcoin is having its best month in a year — but the retail crowd is looking elsewhere [31d]
- Why Qualcomm’s stock is soaring even in the face of a weak outlook [31d]
- The U.S. produces the most oil in the world. So why are gasoline prices so high? [31d]
- Ford’s profit jumps as automaker powers through an EV slowdown [31d]
- Stocks may be missing this looming danger in the oil market [31d]
- Bill Ackman’s Pershing Square USA flops on first day of trading [31d]
- Powell says he’ll stay at Fed as governor after his term as chair ends in mid-May [32d]
- The chicken-wing trade keeps collapsing and Wall Street is left seeking a Wingstop bottom [32d]
- Why it’s time for ‘sell in May and go away’ to die [32d]
- Micron’s stock is gaining. Here’s why the semiconductor trade has sprung back to life. [32d]
- Did the economy actually get stronger during the Iran war? Here’s what the numbers tell us. [32d]
- These workers are allowed to save $35,000 a year in their 401(k)s. Here’s how many actually do it. [32d]
- Iran war is fueling a bond selloff ahead of Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s final press conference [32d]
- Construction on new homes jumps to a 15-month high, but the real-estate slump isn’t over [32d]
- Government waste, fraud and abuse rose 13% last year — despite Musk and DOGE saying they’d cut $1 trillion from the budget [32d]
- ‘I’m very late to the game’: I’m 48, earn $65,000, have $48,000 in debt and no retirement. Am I doomed? [32d]
- The next recession could actually be a win for stocks — if you can tune out the market noise [32d]
- JPMorgan’s Jamie Dimon says a credit-led recession would be ‘worse than people think’ [32d]
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