Tax-related selling is hitting these 7 stocks — but their loss could be your gain

Foot Locker, CVS Health and Charles River Laboratories are among hard-hit stocks that look ready to recover.

These 5 can’t-miss personal-tech gifts would keep even Santa on the couch

Laptops you can repair yourself, privacy-conscious smartphones, portable gaming consoles and other cutting-edge devices.

Treasury yields fall as market awaits U.S. inflation data, potential government shutdown

Treasury yields were slipping on Friday ahead of inflation data and as investors watched for a potential partial government shutdown.

How to sell losing stocks, offset gains and work around the ‘wash-sale’ rule

You can still do tax-loss selling for 2024 — but time is short.

Buy the tech stock dip ahead of Trump rally, popular analyst says

Trump’s initiatives to boost America’s artificial intelligence (AI) sector will help the Magnificent Seven technology companies continue surging in 2025, meaning the recent dip is just another opportunity to buy in

What the history of Fed pauses says about stocks and bonds after the market freakout

Citigroup has published a timely piece looking at the history of Fed pauses during previous easing cycles, now that a January change looks remote

Bill Belichick is accustomed to coaching millionaires. He’ll be minting them at Chapel Hill.

With Belichick, a legendary NFL coach, at the helm the University of North Carolina will reportedly increase its pot of name, image and likeness football funds fivefold to $20 million.

The big connection between the yen and tech stocks has been severed

The yen was diving on Thursday, but that probably won’t help revive the so-called carry trade.

Oil prices edge lower after Fed rattles markets

Oil futures edged lower Thursday, struggling for support a day after the Federal Reserve signaled it would go much slower in cutting interest rates next year.

Oil may ‘collapse’ below $50 a barrel in 2025 if this perfect storm hits the market

Oil prices look set to end the year lower as demand weakness, particularly from China, prevails — but 2025 may bring an even steeper loss, with the possibility of a drop below $50 a barrel if the market sees a “perfect storm” of factors, including sharp economic declines in China and Europe.