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 The influence of Artificial Intelligence on every aspect of our society is undeniable with many popular tech now having AI features. That’s why these AI-enabled smart […]
Transcript: Caroline Woods: Joining me now is Kevin Mahn, president and chief investment officer at Hennion and Walsh Asset Management. Kevin, great to have you back at the desk. Kevin Mahn: It’s great to be back. Caroline Woods: So, Kevin, we had stocks ripping higher yesterday. Kind of a mixed picture at least so far
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Markets like to believe that size is a kind of armor. The bigger a company gets, the safer it looks, until it stops feeling like a business and starts feeling like part of the furniture of the economy itself. That belief is doing a lot of work right now. Investors have spent the past two
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In February, the Congressional Budget Office moved the projected depletion date for Social Security’s retirement trust fund to 2032, one year earlier than the 2025 Trustees Report had estimated. At the time, some observers treated it as a preliminary signal rather than a firm warning. The official Trustees Report, released June 9, confirmed it, adding
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Markets do not run on spreadsheets alone. They run on stories, on the moment a crowd decides the future is worth paying up for. Every big rally needs a spark that makes the math feel beside the point. For months, the loudest voices on Wall Street have been the cautious ones. Valuations look stretched, the
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TheStreet aims to feature only the best products and services. If you buy something via one of our links, we may earn a commission. For many people, it feels like things that their parents took for granted are becoming out of reach. Whether it’s buying a home amidst record housing costs or just taking a
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On June 16, Brent crude was still sliding. The global oil benchmark traded around $81.47 a barrel that morning, down 1.7% and at its lowest level since March 10, Reuters reported. That extended June 15’s sharp selloff, when Brent settled 4.76% lower after President Donald Trump said the U.S. and Iran had signed a memorandum
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While the origins of the world’s first theme park are believed to trace back to sixteenth-century Denmark, the water park full of slides, pools and splash pads is a much more recent invention. The first water park in the world opened in 1977 when SeaWorld creator George Millay realized that with all of Florida’s “heat
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Founded in 1982 in Clute, Texas, this roadside chain has evolved from a regional fuel stop into one of the country’s most recognizable travel destinations. What began as a convenience store with gas pumps now attracts road-tripping families, commuters, and long-haul drivers who often incorporate a stop into longer trips. Its popularity goes far beyond
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Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) spent 2025 proving it could lose a multibillion-dollar drug and still grow. Now it wants to show it can keep doing that for years. On June 13, the company reported results from a late-stage trial of its blood-cancer drug TALVEY, and the data landed at one of the year’s biggest medical
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