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'Everyone keeps telling me he could force me to sell the house and give him half of the proceeds.'

Last year, consumers spent more than $9 billion on the big day, but maybe we should just reserve our shopping for things we truly need.

Bank of America suggests investors think about some scenarios that no one expects to happen in 2024.

“When it comes to TVs, the bigger the better. When it comes to our gadgets, we like them small and nimble — and easy to lose.”

Microsoft can now fully control its future.

Intel shares have surged 54% this year, but Mizuho analyst Vijay Rakesh sees multiple catalysts that could drive them even higher.

Cisco Systems Inc.'s brutally disappointing forecast for its next two quarters and full year appears to be a company-specific issue.

Barclays analysts have been pounding the table over the benefits of cash this year. It's time to switch to stocks, they say.

Meta Platforms has called for a new U.S. law that would make app stores get parental approvals for downloads by users under 16 years of age.

Applied Materials Inc.’s stock dropped 6% in extended trading Thursday after the company reported quarterly results that topped analyst revenue and earnings...