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UnitedHealth’s stock collapsed more than 50% in the first half of 2025. Berkshire Hathaway stepped in at the lows. The stock then rebounded 45% in nine months. And on May 15, Berkshire’s 13F filing showed the position was gone. The speed of the trade and the timing of the exit tell investors something specific about […]

What if you could buy a home in 2026 and pay 2021 interest rates? In a market where new rates sit higher than the historic lows from just a few years ago, a savvy group of assumers is bypassing the bank’s current offers entirely. Instead, they’re stepping into the seller’s shoes and taking over (or

Most “biggest IPO ever” stories come and go without changing how regular investors actually think about their money. The ticker pops, a few hedge funds rearrange their books, and the headline fades by Monday morning. Once in a while, one comes along that forces you to redo your retirement spreadsheet. SpaceX has been the white

For three consecutive years, American workers held a thin but meaningful edge over rising prices: their earnings were growing faster than inflation. That streak ended in April 2026, and the consequences are about to ripple through household budgets in ways that are difficult to ignore. The latest Consumer Price Index report from the Bureau of

Walk into any suburban shopping mall on a Tuesday, and it’s easy to adopt a widespread belief that the American mall is dead. However, behind the closed storefronts and half-empty parking lots lies a different narrative: retail splitting. Industry data reveals a massive visitor gap between tiers. While smaller malls lose leading retailers, the largest

Starbucks is trying to bring customers back to its coffeehouses, but the company’s turnaround is coming at the cost of yet another painful message for its workers. Away from the coffee houses, this time the Seattle-based coffee giant is going for corporate jobs and closing several regional support offices as it continues on the path

HSBC just raised its silver price forecasts. It also warned that the upside may already be limited. Both of those things are true at the same time, and understanding why is the most important thing investors need to take from this note. James Steel, HSBC’s chief precious metals analyst, published a revised outlook that lifts

The biggest deal in utility history may land today, Monday, May 18. Financial Times and Bloomberg both reported over the May 15-16 weekend that NextEra Energy (NEE) is in advanced talks to acquire Dominion Energy (D) in a mostly stock-based deal worth roughly $400 billion in equity, with an enterprise value near $419 billion. The

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Fidelity Investments published a guide warning that millions of Americans are leaving workplace benefits and tax advantages behind, costing them thousands of dollars each year. The firm identifies specific categories of savings that workers routinely leave on the table, from retirement plan matches to health accounts with triple tax advantages. Each category represents compensation or