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Google’s Parent Company To Invest $5 Billion in Self-Driving Car Unit Waymo
The self-driving car units are now in service in Metro Phoenix, San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Austin.
Social Security Payments Worth Over $4,800 To Go Out This Week; Here’s When You’ll Get Yours
The new round of monthly payments will be sent out to eligible retirees born on or after the 21st of a month.
Social Security Benefits Lost 20% of Buying Power Due to Inflation, Outlook for 2025 Is Grim
To compensate for the lost value, payments would need to increase to more than $4,400 a year. Read more here.
US Presidential Elections 2024 May Impact Financial Market, Personal Investments
Previous election seasons saw the S&P 500 slump and the Dow Jones Industrial Average trade below 11,000.
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Donald Trump’s assassination attempt during a campaign rally in Pennsylvania gained a positive market reaction and heightened investor confidence in his reelection prospects.
Justin Bieber earned $10 million for a private performance at an Ambani-Merchant's pre-wedding party in India.
JPMorgan Chase is reportedly striving to amass 15% of US consumer deposits and expand its credit card share.
Citi has decided to end its operations in Haiti, concluding more than 50 years of presence in the country.
Revolut prepares for a $500 million share sale, potentially valuing the company at over $40 billion, as plans to eventually go public go into motion.
Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim’s company, Grupo Carso SAB, announced that it was investing $1.2 billion to develop a vast gas field in the Gulf of Mexico.
Analyst Pierre Ferragu downgraded Nvidia's rating to neutral, citing concerns over future growth and valuation. Nvidia stock has struggled to return to its glory in the past few days.
Tesla's short sellers lost $3.5 billion after the firm announced better-than-expected electric car sales this week.
After selling shares worth $8.5 billion this February, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos plans to sell an additional 25 million more shares worth approximately $5 billion, coinciding with Amazon's stock reaching a new record high.
US officials said that drug traffickers for Mexico's Sinaloa cartel chose to launder money through Citi.