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The key to investing is not just picking great ETFs, but consistently dollar-cost averaging over time. Both the Invesco QQQ Trust and Vanguard Growth ETF are strong growth ETFs with a long history of ...

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TSMC's growth trajectory so far in 2025 suggests that it is on track to exceed its guidance. The company could deliver stronger-than-expected earnings growth thanks to its robust pricing power. TSMC ...

Since the government shutdown began earlier this month, the Trump administration has sought to use government agencies to publicly assign blame for the stalemate in Washington on Democratic leaders in ...

It started with an innocent mistake. Texas entrepreneur Chris Bentley had founded a company to buy drilling rights for oil and gas. He realized that a batch of letters he’d sent to landowners, ...

JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs, Citi and Wells Fargo reported strong earnings, mostly topping analyst expectations and showing broad growth. By Stacy Cowley Even as President Trump’s tariffs and trade ...

Stretched asset valuations and pressures in core sovereign bond markets are keeping financial stability risks elevated amid heightened economic uncertainty. These vulnerabilities could be amplified by ...

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