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Japan bond shock spreads across global debt markets

Japan borrowing costs hit record levels A sharp rise in Japan’s borrowing costs sent shockwaves through global bond markets on Tuesday, highlighting growing investor sensitivity to fiscal pressures and heavy government debt.
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Wall Street Near Records as Markets Look to 2026

Indexes hover near historic highs Wall Street’s main indexes traded close to record levels in thin post-Christmas sessions, as investors positioned for further gains next year. The S&P 500 briefly touched a
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Analysts See Gold Rally Extending Into 2026

A market that keeps surprising Gold’s record-breaking run has turned the metal into one of the standout assets of the year. Prices have surged around $4,187 per ounce, gaining 57 percent so

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Investing

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Apple beats expectations with strong iPhone growth

Revenue jumps 16% in fiscal first quarter Apple reported fiscal first-quarter earnings on Thursday that exceeded Wall Street expectations, with revenue rising 16% year over year. Shares edged higher in extended trading
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Microsoft shares slide 10% after earnings miss

Stock posts steepest daily drop since 2020 Microsoft shares fell about 10% on Thursday after the company reported quarterly results that disappointed some investors, marking the stock’s sharpest one-day decline since March
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Boeing revenue beats forecasts as turnaround gains pace

Higher deliveries drive fourth-quarter growth Boeing reported fourth-quarter revenue above Wall Street expectations, signaling momentum in the company’s recovery after years of operational and financial strain. The aircraft manufacturer generated $23.9 billion
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Intel beats Q4 estimates but issues weak outlook

Results top expectations Intel reported fourth-quarter earnings on Thursday that exceeded Wall Street expectations, though the company delivered softer-than-expected guidance for the current quarter. Adjusted earnings per share came in at 15

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Technology

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Former Google Engineer Convicted in AI Espionage Case

Landmark verdict tied to artificial intelligence trade secrets A federal jury in San Francisco has convicted a former Google software engineer of stealing sensitive artificial intelligence trade secrets, marking the first U.S.

Personal Finance

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Do You Need a Robo-Advisor or a Human Advisor?

Robo-advisors: Efficient, affordable, and beginner-friendly Robo-advisors are automated digital platforms that build and manage investment portfolios based on your preferences and risk tolerance. According to Investor.gov, they offer a low-cost solution for
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The 4% Rule: Still Relevant for Retirees?

How a Simple Formula Was Born In the early 1990s, financial planner William Bengen developed what is now known as the 4% withdrawal rule. He published his research in 1994, offering a
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Why 401(k) savers are struggling in 2025

Inflation disrupts retirement planning More than half of American workers say inflation is the main reason they are struggling to build a retirement fund. According to Schwab’s 2025 survey, 57 percent of
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Why More Americans Work Beyond 65

Reaching retirement age often brings uncertainty about finances and lifestyle. Yet a growing number of older Americans are choosing to keep working, either out of necessity or personal preference. Data shows that

Economy

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Carney warns of global rupture as old order fades

Davos speech signals shift in global power dynamics Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney delivered a stark assessment of the global landscape at the World Economic Forum in Davos, warning that the international