Powell Needs to Speak Up to Stop Ill-Fated Market Rally, Strategist Says

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  Fed's Kashkari: More rate hikes ahead, and possible recession

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  Fed officials say more rate hikes needed, despite slowing inflation

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Ryan Reynolds spent nearly $3 million before consulting his wife Blake Lively: ‘We’re still working through that one’

Financial planners share how much spouses should be able to comfortably spend from joint income.

Elon Musk Says Lithium Demand Will Continue to Boom — Here Are 2 Stocks That Could Benefit

Let’s talk about electric vehicles (EVs) and their batteries. The high price of gasoline – still up about $2 since President Biden took office – has boosted interest in EVs. Greater customer curiosity will lead naturally to higher demand, and now we get to batteries, and lithium. Lithium is a metallic element essential in the construction of high-voltage battery systems, and every EV built needs an average of 8 kilos of the metal. Industry experts are saying that lithium demand will far outstrip

Billionaire Mark Cuban Takes Surprise Stance on Controversial New Tax

The entrepreneur Mark Cuban just took a stand in a debate that's hotly controversial in business circles and Congress.