Douglas A. McIntyre - Editor-In-Chief and CEO for 24/7 Wall St.
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Reports suggest that Intel may be broken up, ending the board's turnaround effort. If not, there is likely no good news for current shareholders.
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A recent analysis reveals that Miami is the worst city in America for families. Among other factors, its average commute times and monthly childcare costs are high.
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Almost every car and light truck in the United States has parts from Canada and Mexico. In some cases, the vehicles are entirely assembled and sent to the United States to sell. A recent study shows...
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According to the Bloomberg Billionaire Index, each of the three Walton children, born to Walmart Inc. (NYSE WMT) founder Sam Walton, has lost $600 million of their net worth so far this year. Jim,...
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Warren Buffett filed his holdings with the SEC (form 13F), which covered the most recent calendar quarter (the final quarter of 2024). He dumped Bank of America Corp. (NYSE: BAC) and Citigroup Inc....
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A recent analysis reveals that Lexus was the most dependable car brand in America. The study focused on problems per 100,000 vehicles in nine main categories.
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Ford stock has sold off sharply since early 2022. The automaker is under siege from Chinese competition, losses on electric vehicles, and tariffs.
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A recent analysis reveals that Volkswagen was the least dependable car brand in America. The study focused on problems per 100,000 vehicles in nine main categories.
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A recent analysis reveals that Massachusetts has the greatest rate of car crashes in the United States. Reasons for the high rates in New England are unclear.
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Pessimism about electric vehicle sales has Lucid stock down 10% this year. If bigger car companies are challenged to make money selling EVs, how can Lucid succeed?
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Warren Buffett’s net worth has increased by $6 billion so far this year. That is primarily due to the rising value of Berkshire Hathaway, which is the foundation of his wealth.
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Elon Musk’s net worth fell below $400 billion for the first time in 2025. His bid to acquire the world's largest artificial intelligence company could push that number up again.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer considers Walmart to be an inflation fighter. With the stock up 82% in the past year, it is no wonder Cramer likes it.
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The companies Elon Musk runs have not gotten much of his attention lately. That may be the reason his net worth has declined by over $30 billion this year.
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The cost of a trip to Walt Disney theme parks has surged. Almost all of the company's earnings come from its theme parks.
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Our expert who first called NVIDIA in 2009 is predicting 2025 will see a historic AI breakthrough.
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