Quantum computing works — now investors will see if the stocks do too
Charlie Garcia responds to readers about the opportunities and obstacles for investors in quantum computing.
Stocks are on track for a third straight year of stellar returns. Why a fourth isn’t out of the question.
After three straight years of 10% or greater returns for the S&P 500, gains in year four are typically more subdued. But that doesn’t mean 2026 won’t be another great year for stocks.
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I’m afraid my financial adviser will steal my money. I’ve read too many cautionary tales. How can I be sure?
“I am 66 years old and have been retired for about a year and a half.”
America’s food market is rigged. Look who’s getting rich while many of us struggle with grocery bills.
Powerful “Big Ag” — not small farmers and ranchers or even tariffs — is the root cause of the food-affordability crisis.
Jake Paul-Anthony Joshua fight almost cost DraftKings $100 million. Everyday bettors lost instead.
Sportsbooks have been having a tough year — but the Paul-Joshua fight was a good night for the house.
‘It’s heartbreaking’: My cousin died and her estranged husband has taken possession of her home. Can we evict him?
“The house remains in her name. He has since kicked out each of the boys one by one.”
‘Is it a case of them or us?’ We’re in our 40s. Do we retire early in our 50s — or save for our kids’ education?
“We’re both teachers, with a combined gross income of $210,000.”
Target’s beaten-down stock gets a lift after report of ‘significant investment’ from Toms Capital
As shoppers dealing with higher living costs continue to seek out bargains, Target has struggled to compete with Walmart.
Logan Paul’s $5.3 million Pokémon bet raises a bigger question: Do collectibles belong in your portfolio?
Collectibles may offer eye-catching returns, but not all financial experts are on board.
