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Amid inflationary pressures and a weakened U.S. dollar, experts predict Wall Street will gravitate towards material wealth in precious metals like gold and silver, sending both to record highs in 2023.

Elon Musk on late Monday offered his opinion on what the Federal Reserve should do with its benchmark interest rate. The Fed's FOMC is meeting for two days this week.

If they want to eliminate it, they would have shot it down immediately. when you put this together, i think the right answer was to show some strength by flying it with fighter cap and make other points privately. im hopeful the secretary of defense did that. >> hopeful. >> martha: hopeful. that says a lot. thanks. good to see you, general keane. >> good talking to you, martha. >> martha: also breaking right now, were keeping an eye on the markets in the final hour of trading here as bank contag...

SiriusXM revealed Monday that it is slashing its workforce by several hundred. In the headcount reduction, 475 people will lose their jobs, according to the company.

Jenna Giannios, an Ohio resident who lives near the train derailment, and Ohio AG David Yost are sounding off on the government's inadequate response to the catastrophe.

Goodwin Procter is one of several major law firms to cut attorney roles, citing bloat after years of steady growth.

Piper Sandler chief global economist Nancy Lazar warns people are too focused on a recession that feels like 2008, when it's more similar to volatility in 1973-74.

Former Walmart CEO and President Bill Simon discusses the mass amount of layoffs that are occurring across various corporate industries in the U.S.

The U.S. housing market will likely bottom out by mid-year, according to Goldman Sachs economists, as mortgage rates continue to decline from a peak of 7%.

Market expert Mark Tepper breaks down the several economic issues plaguing the U.S.'s housing market and how that could lead to a spike in unemployment.