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Economy

The housing market is on track for its worst year since 2011. 3 predictions for what will happen next

American homebuyers may need to settle in for a long stretch of instability as the housing market heads toward its most difficult year since 2011. According to a recent outlook from Capital Economics, the sector is facing a prolonged structural malaise that could keep home sales suppressed for several years. Experts warn that annual sales

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Target is set to report earnings before the bell. Here’s what to expect

All eyes are on Target this Wednesday morning as the retail giant prepares to release its fiscal second-quarter results before the opening bell. This earnings report arrives at a critical juncture for the company, serving as a litmus test for the turnaround efforts led by CEO Michael Fiddelke. After several years of stagnant annual revenue,

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China’s backflipping robot maker Unitree pops 542% in Shanghai debut

Investors in Shanghai sent a clear message on Wednesday that they are betting big on the future of robotics, sending shares of Unitree Robotics skyrocketing by 542 percent during its market debut. The Hangzhou based company, famous for creating agile machines capable of dancing and performing backflips, saw its stock price climb to 968.1 yuan

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The Math Of The AI Bubble Is Changing

For months, skeptics of the artificial intelligence boom have pointed to a glaring hole in the industry’s balance sheets: the massive gap between the cost of building these models and the actual money they make. While chipmakers like Nvidia have seen record profits, the companies actually running the AI models have largely operated as expensive

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California AG Bonta says case against Meta is about ‘restitution and distortion,’ not damages

California Attorney General Rob Bonta has clarified that the high stakes legal battle against Meta is fundamentally about accountability rather than a simple quest for a massive payout. Speaking after the first day of arguments in an Oakland federal court, Bonta emphasized that the case focuses on restitution and correcting distortions regarding child safety, explicitly

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Treasury yields hit multi-decade highs amid surging national debt

U.S. Treasury yields have climbed to their highest levels in decades as investors react to a ballooning national debt that is fast approaching the 40 trillion dollar mark. Recent auctions highlighted this trend, with 10 year notes hitting a 19 year high and 30 year bonds reaching peaks not seen in a quarter century. This

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California regulators pass rules limiting what replacement tires drivers can purchase

California regulators have officially greenlit a series of new rules that will limit the types of replacement tires available for purchase throughout the state. Approved unanimously by the California Energy Commission, these regulations focus on reducing rolling resistance, which is essentially the amount of energy required for a tire to move down the road. By

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Home Depot customers stick to smaller projects as housing costs stay high

Homeowners are rethinking their renovation plans as skyrocketing property values and stubborn mortgage rates make large scale remodeling too expensive for many. According to recent financial reports from Home Depot, shoppers are shifting their focus toward smaller, more manageable projects rather than major overhauls. This trend helped the retail giant beat expectations for the second

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AI to help planes avoid climate-warming contrails above North Atlantic

Most people recognize the thin white streaks left by airplanes as simple vapor trails, but scientists view them as a significant driver of global warming. These contrails form when hot engine exhaust hits freezing high-altitude air, creating ice crystals that can linger and spread into clouds. While some vanish quickly, others act like a blanket,

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Meta ‘hid the truth’ over child safety, court hears, as social media trial begins

A high stakes legal battle over child safety began this week as a former Meta executive took the stand, alleging that the tech giant knowingly ignored systemic failures protecting young users. Arturo Bejar, a former senior engineering and product leader, testified that the company adopted a culture where safety and security were treated as an

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