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Social Security freezes program that processes numbers and cards for over 3 million people: report
Social Security has halted the Enumeration Beyond Entry program for some workers, report says.
The U.S. keeps dropping in global happiness rankings. Eating alone could be the culprit.
Roughly 1 in 4 Americans reported eating all of their meals alone the previous day in 2023 â up 53% since 2003.
Nvidiaâs big GTC event had no big surprises, but here is where the bulls and bears disagree
Some investors are getting nervous about how a downward turn in the economy could affect Nvidiaâs capital spending.
You can now make March Madness bets on Robinhood. Will regulators allow sports contracts at more brokerages?
There are plenty of ways to wager money on who will win the NCAA basketball tournaments â now you can make bets in the same place you buy stocks or crypto.
Oil prices climb as Middle East flare-ups lift risk of supply disruption
Crude futures were on track to notch back-to-back gains on Thursday, with prices finding support from growing tensions in the Middle East that raise the risk of supply disruptions in the oil-rich region.
Tesla has a big Elon Musk problem, and Wall Streetâs biggest bull is not happy
Wedbushâs Dan Ives says CEO Elon Musk faces a âmoment of truth,â and there two major things he has to do to fix the âcrisisâ at the EV giant.
U.S. jobless claims still showed few private-sector layoffs, but more ex-federal workers got benefits
The private sector is still culling very few jobs, the latest report on jobless claims shows, but more federal workers fired by the Trump administration are applying for benefits.
Treasury yields slide on Fedâs âtransitoryâ base-case view on inflation
U.S. government debt extended a rally on Thursday, pushing yields lower across the board, on the Federal Reserveâs base-case view about the likely transitory nature of tariff-driven inflation.
Nvidia CEO Huang praised this Trump policy. And the stock is bouncing.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang praised the Trump administrationâs AI policies in an FT interview and said he sees the company spending hundreds of billions on U.S.-made electronics.