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Most industrial shifts do not announce themselves with a press release. They show up as a modest government target that sounds too dull to matter, get ignored by almost everyone outside the industry, and then quietly reshape a market while the rest of the world is looking somewhere else. China has run that pattern before.

Americans ages 50 and up filed nearly half of the fraud reports received by the Federal Trade Commission last year. But despite losing money less frequently than younger age groups, a Nifty50+ analysis of FTC data revealed that their financial losses were 35% higher. That finding underscores the importance of knowing which scams pose the

Intel’s stock has been in the spotlight in 2026, surging over 250% in the first half of the year. The chipmaker’s epic run came after its current CEO, Lip-Bu Tan, took the helm from prior CEO Pat Gelsinger in the spring of 2025.  With the stock trading near all-time highs, some investors wonder whether a

TheStreet aims to feature only the best products and services. If you buy something via one of our links, we may earn a commission. Why we love this deal Listening to music or podcasts is far less enjoyable if you don’t have a high-quality set of earbuds. That’s why we’re constantly searching for the best

A prescription drug recall can be easy to miss, especially when it does not come with a major public announcement. But for patients who take medication every day, even a technical-sounding recall can matter. Many people rely on prescription drugs not for short-term symptoms, but to manage ongoing health conditions that require consistent dosing. That

International Business Machines (IBM) picked up two separate catalysts within roughly a day this week, and only one came from a stock analyst. JPMorgan upgraded IBM (IBM) to Overweight on Tuesday and raised its price target to $291 from $270, a call built entirely on the company’s software business, according to a Seeking Alpha report.

The Warner Companies’ Philip Snyder, CLU discusses what “fiduciary” means (and doesn’t mean) in the world of financial advice, and why consumers should focus on representation and integrity rather than labels. They discuss suitability as a process grounded in fact-finding—understanding goals, assets, family needs, and long-term affordability—before any recommendation is made. Philip explains that marketing

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Microsoft (MSFT) CEO Satya Nadella sat for a Wall Street Journal interview on June 21 and spent most of the time discussing a problem that goes well beyond Microsoft: who gets to control how AI develops, who captures the gains from it, and what happens when the answer is too few people? He had already