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TSLA, MBLY, DRI and more

Check out the companies making headlines in midday trading: Tech stocks — Key tech names rallied a day after the Federal Reserve's supersized rate cut decision. Tesla and Meta jumped around 7% and 4%, respectively, while chip darlings Nvidia and ASML each advanced more than 5%. Edgewise Therapeutics —...

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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.

Fintech Review

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.

Berkshire Hathaway rises on strong earnings, Buffett’s near-record cash stockpile

Warren Buffett, Berkshire Hathaway CEO and chairman.Cnbc | Nbcuniversal | Getty ImagesBerkshire Hathaway shares rallied to record highs Monday following a strong quarterly report that showed a rebound in insurance operations as well as a massive cash hoard that swelled to nearly $150 billion.Berkshire's Class A shares climbed 3.4% to...

Quotient now integrates Sigma Computing Blog Series

We all know that making better informed, data-driven decisions is critical for investment finance success. This is proven by the ever-growing demand for more sophisticated, easy-to-use tools to handle, visualize, and analyze vast amounts of data. In response to this, Scientific Financial Systems (SFS) announces the integration of Sigma...

Dem. bill would require spousal consent for 401(k) distributions

Spousal consent would be required to start most distributions from 401(k) plans, under two companion bills sponsored by Democrats in Congress. The legislation aims to make defined-contribution plans more similar to traditional pensions in that regard. Unlike defined-benefit plans, DC plans aren’t legally required to make account holders get sign-off...