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You might assume the health insurance penalty disappeared years ago, and for most of the country, you would be right about that. Congress zeroed out the federal individual mandate penalty back in 2019, and millions of Americans stopped worrying about the fine entirely.  The IRS no longer asks about your coverage status on your federal […]

A $10 trillion valuation sounds extreme even for a behemoth like Nvidia (NVDA), but CEO Jensen Huang didn’t bat an eye when asked directly by popular podcaster Lex Fridman. “I think that Nvidia’s growth is extremely likely and in my mind, inevitable.” Clearly, this is a response from a highly confident CEO, with no caveats,

Once a core part of The American Dream, buying a home has become something of a fantasy. Record-high home prices, limited inventory, climbing mortgage rates, and depressed economic conditions are all factors that have pushed homeownership out of reach for many.  First time buyers, in particular, are having a hard time breaking into the market

Morgan Stanley just published survey data that makes a strong case for owning Apple (AAPL) stock. The firm’s AlphaWise Global Smartphone Survey was released March 22. It shows iPhone upgrade intentions hitting an all-time survey high. The data support the bank’s above-consensus iPhone forecast. Morgan Stanley keeps its overweight rating and $315 price target unchanged.

You probably saw the headline and scrolled past it: Meta is reportedly planning its largest round of layoffs since 2022. That feels like Big Tech’s problem, not yours. But the forces behind this decision are already reshaping job markets far beyond Silicon Valley. The real question is whether your income is more vulnerable than you

Bank of America just reinstated coverage of Oracle (ORCL) with a Buy rating and a $200 price target. The call comes from analyst Tal Liani, who described Oracle as “a giant going all-in on AI infrastructure and the cloud.” The target implies roughly 30% upside from current levels. The stock traded between $148 and $155

Shopping at Dollar Tree used to be pretty predictable. You’d walk in, check out the selection, and load up your basket knowing confidently that your bill wouldn’t be too terrible. But that was the old Dollar Tree. Today’s Dollar Tree works differently. Not only is that $1 base price point long gone, but Dollar Tree

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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. Why we love this deal It seems like talk of AI is everywhere these days. You can’t buy a coffee or go for a jog without overhearing people discuss the impact