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Intel plans to IPO programmable chip unit within three years; stock rises after hours
Intel said it will continue to support its programmable chip business and will retain a majority stake after a spinout
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Here's who might testify in Sam Bankman-Fried fraud trial: Parents, ex-girlfriend Ellison, Scaramucci
Friends, family members, and investors were all named in a list of potential witnesses.
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Tech stocks are still sliding after closing out their worst month of 2023
Tech stocks fell sharply Tuesday, leading a broader market decline that was sparked by concerns of rising interest rates.
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Something is breaking in financial markets — Here's what's behind the sell-off
The pain of recognition was acute for Wall Street on Tuesday, with major averages down sharply across the board.
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United Airlines buys 110 additional Boeing, Airbus jets into the 2030s with delivery slots scarce
The new order upsizes United’s plan to purchase hundreds of new Boeing and Airbus planes to replace older jets and grow the carrier.
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At ages 104 and 84, these women are looking to break skydiving records: ‘This is a good sport for retired people'
Many people are terrified of skydiving, but not Dorothy Hoffner and Kim Knor. At ages 104 and 84, they’re on track to break two skydiving records.
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A fresh haircut and ready for court: Day one of Sam Bankman-Fried's criminal trial
Former crypto titan Sam Bankman-Fried faces charges of fraud and money laundering related to the collapse of his crypto exchange, FTX.
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New York's median rent is over $4,000 — here's what you can get for that price in 10 U.S. cities
If you can afford an apartment in New York City, it may not have all the space you’d want in a home. See what you could rent with $4,000 in 10 different cities.
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Novavax updated Covid vaccine wins FDA, CDC backing, paving way to reach Americans within days
Health officials see Novavax’s protein-based vaccine as a valuable alternative for people who don’t want to take messenger RNA shots from Pfizer and Moderna.
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Powerball jackpot hits $1.2 billion. What's the best payout option? Experts weigh lump sum versus annuity
The Powerball jackpot is up to $1.2 billion. Here’s how to decide between the lump sum or annuity payout option.
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The job market is strong, economists say — but workers don't think so
The job market has been cooling but resilient but workers’ outlook is souring.
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Your phone will make an alarming noise Wednesday at 2:20 p.m. ET unless you turn it off first
It’s only a test from the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
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JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon says AI could bring a 3½-day workweek
The JPMorgan Chase CEO says thousands of his bank employees are already using artificial intelligence in their work.
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The ‘best-kept secret' to fighting burnout at work, according to a psychotherapist
Psychotherapist Nicholette Leanza recommends a simple practice to protect your brain from stress and trick it into being more productive: activity pairing.
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U.S. falls in new ‘financial inclusion' ranking, a global measure of access to financial services, researchers say
The U.S. position in a global ranking of so-called financial inclusion is slipping as consumer confidence in the government has eroded.
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If Social Security benefits were cut, here's how much more you'd need to save for retirement
If Social Security benefits were reduced or eliminated, Americans would need to double or triple their savings rate to retire with a sufficient nest egg.
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Meta's news partnership head Campbell Brown is leaving the company
Campbell Brown, Meta’s top executive responsible for handling the company’s partnerships with news publishers, is leaving the company after seven years.
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‘Everything gets harder from here': Why top investors are down on the market, economy
Elite stock and bond investors say rates are going higher and the pain hasn’t been felt yet: more things will break in the economy, markets.
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As Congress weighs Ukraine aid, Biden reassures G7, NATO leaders of U.S. commitment
Biden convened a call with allies to stress the commitment of the United States to Ukraine as hardline House Republicans resist more aid.
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Mortgage rate races toward 8% after hitting a high not seen since late 2000
Mortgage rates follow loosely the yield on the 10-year Treasury, which has been climbing this week.