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Swap Speculative Stocks for More Boring Plays Even as Market Rallies, Jim Cramer Says
“It’s time to take profits on the most speculative stocks in your portfolio and move that money into something more resilient,” the “Mad Money” host said.
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Jim Cramer Warns Investors Not to Bet Prematurely on a Soft Landing
Jim Cramer issued a warning to fair-weather bulls on Tuesday’s episode of “Mad Money.”
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Stock Futures Are Flat After Dow Notches Five-Day Win Streak
Stock futures were flat after a pair of the country’s largest retailers pushed equities higher, setting the stage for more retail earnings this week.
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Consumers Are Expected to Have Spent Slightly More in July, But Prime Day May Have Boosted Sales
Consumers are expected to have spent just slightly more in July, but they may have boosted what they spent online in a big way.
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Amazon Workers at Warehouse Near Albany File Petition for Union Election
Workers at the facility, which is located in the New York town of Schodack, are seeking to be represented by the Amazon Labor Union.
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Apple and Meta Headsets Could Face a Big Challenge: Sticker Shock
Apple and Meta are developing technology for mixed reality that requires a lot of expensive parts and a powerful headset.
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Nuclear Waste Recycling Startup Wants to Solve the ‘Ball and Chain' Problem Holding Back Nuclear
Ed McGinnis worked at the Department of Energy for 30 years before becoming CEO of Curio, a startup with a goal to reinvent nuclear waste recycling in the US.
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Financing a New Car? Here's How Much You Can Save Thanks to a Good Or Excellent Credit Score
For a five-year, new-car loan of $45,000, buyers with excellent credit scores generally can save thousands of dollars by qualifying for lower interest rates.
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The Inflation Reduction Act Caps Costs for Medicare Patients on Insulin. Where the Push for Broader Relief Stands
The Inflation Reduction Act will limit insulin co-pays for Medicare patients to $35 per month. Where efforts to provide similar relief to other patients stand.
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Biden Signs Inflation Reduction Act Into Law, Setting 15% Minimum Corporate Tax Rate
After more than a year of debate, Biden’s sweeping infrastructure bill is became law — albeit a significantly smaller version of his Build Back Better plan.
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Trump-Linked SPAC Digital World Acquisition Postpones Earnings Report After Seeking to Delay Merger
Digital World Acquisition Group, the SPAC that plans to merge with Trump Media and Technology Group, requested a delay in its earnings report.
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‘How Do I Know If I Was Vaccinated for Polio?' and Other Trending Questions About the Virus, Answered by a Doctor
The first U.S. polio case since 2013 was detected last month. A doctor answers ‘Was I vaccinated for polio?’ and other urgent questions about the virus.
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Dept. of Ed Cancels $3.9 Billion in Student Debt for Over 200,000 Borrowers—Here's Who Qualifies
This brings the total amount of loan relief provided by the administration to an estimated $32 billion, including $13 billion for defrauded borrowers.
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IRS Interest Rates Jump to 6% on Oct. 1. Here's How Much Money You'll Get for a Missing Refund
If you’re still waiting on a tax refund, you may be earning interest on your unpaid balance, and the rate jumps to 6% on Oct. 1, according to the IRS.
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Polio Has Been Circulating for Months in New York City Area and Poses an Ongoing Risk to the Unvaccinated, CDC Says
No additional cases of paralytic polio have been confirmed, though CDC officials warned that circulation of the virus poses a risk to the unvaccinated.
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Climate Bill Could Create 1,000 New Companies, Says Head of Investment at Bill Gates' Breakthrough Energy Ventures
The $369 billion Inflation Reduction Act passed by Congress includes the biggest investment in U.S. history to fight climate change.
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Stocks Making the Biggest Moves Midday: Walmart, Bed Bath & Beyond, Zoom, Ally and More
These are the stocks posting the largest moves in midday trading.
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Amazon Is Raising Seller Fees for the Holidays to Manage Through Surging Inflation
Amazon is increasing fees paid by sellers who use its shipping services as the company contends with rising costs.
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Bed Bath & Beyond Soars 70% as Meme Traders Talk Up Ryan Cohen's Call Options Purchase
Bed Bath & Beyond jumped as meme stock traders piled in, encouraged by GameStop Chairman Ryan Cohen placing another bet on the struggling retailer.
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Democratic Lawmaker Accuses Google of Failing to Police Deceptive Ads
Blumenthal said his staff found the same type of deceptive ads violating Google’s policies that it said it removed after a 2021 investigation by The Markup.