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Stocks making the biggest moves midday: MU, TSLA, ULTA, INTC

Check out the companies making headlines in midday trading: Micron Technology — Micron edged 2.7% higher after JPMorgan reiterated the stock as overweight ahead of the memory chipmaker's earnings, which are expected Wednesday after market close. Analyst Harlan Sur anticipates Micron's results will be boosted by strong artificial intelligence...

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Gregg Greenberg spent 14 years as a journalist at TheStreet.com where he wrote the highly popular column "The 5 Dumbest Things on Wall Street This Week". His work has appeared in magazines ranging from Glamour to ESPN the Magazine, and on humor sites such as Points in Case.

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With years of experience dissecting and evaluating the evolving fintech landscape, Fintech Review has become a trusted name in providing insightful, comprehensive, and unbiased reviews of tech-related financial products and services. From the latest advancements in blockchain and cryptocurrencies to cutting-edge payment platforms, robo-advisors, and beyond, Fintech Review keeps a pulse on the innovations that are redefining the financial industry.

Taylor Swift, Beyoncé and Barbenheimer are helping consumer spending

Taylor Swift, Beyonce, Barbie, OppenheimerGetty ImagesConsumer spending may not be out of the woods.Real spending is expected to come in 1.9% higher in the third quarter, helped in part by stadium tours from music superstars Taylor Swift and Beyoncé, as well as summer movie blockbusters "Barbie" and "Oppenheimer," according...

SEC defers decision on Invesco, WisdomTree bitcoin ETFs

The Securities and Exchange Commission delayed making a decision again on whether to approve the first U.S. exchange-traded fund that invests directly in bitcoin, disappointing advocates just days after a court ruling that was viewed by many as clearing a path for the long-awaited product.  The securities regulator, whose three-part...

Sorry, Fed Chair Powell, advisors have their own economic indicators

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has his data. Financial advisors have theirs. Powell has repeatedly said the central bank will take a “data-dependent” approach to future interest-rate hikes, focusing on numbers like Friday’s all-important August jobs report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. While the Fed Chair may have more data-collection resources at...