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Tesla reported a fourth straight decline in quarterly profit even as sales rose, triggering a drop in its shares in after-hours trading. Meanwhile, CEO Elon Musk is betting on the robotaxi branch to revitalise the company's future.

While CNBC’s ‘Mad Money’ host Jim Cramer told investors to “sell gold,” labeling it a “total spec/meme Bitcoin replacement,” Crescat Capital’s Otavio Costa contends that despite a significant reversal pushing gold near $4,000 per ounce, the precious metal’s bull run is far from over, primarily citing a historically high gold-to-silver…

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Crude prices spiked more than two percent Thursday after Donald Trump said he would hit two Russian oil companies with hefty sanctions, while talk that the White House was planning curbs on software exports to China added to gloom on markets.

Nvidia has lost its 95% market share in China, the world’s second-largest computer market.

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Tesla reported a hefty drop in profits Wednesday, citing a drag from tariffs and other expenses that more than offset a lift from increased auto sales.

Gold‘s stellar run in 2025 has hit a speed bump, with spot prices plunging more than 5% in a single day. It was the largest daily drop since 2013. At these prices, $230 was the biggest one-day drop in dollar terms.

Workers pay 26 percent of family premiums while employers cover the remaining 74 percent, KFF’s annual Employer Health Benefits Survey found

A surge in subprime auto loan delinquencies, high-interest burdens and rising car ownership costs are pushing America's auto credit system toward a breaking point, with recent bankruptcies exposing deeper cracks in the financial underpinnings of this $1.56 trillion market.