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Toyota submits to social media pressure, reverses crucial policy

The Japanese automaker follows the likes of Ford after being targeted by a conservative crusader.

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How homebuyers should think about interest rate cuts

Here's what lower interest rates could mean for the housing market.

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Veteran trader who correctly predicted Palantir's rally unveils new price target

The analyst takes a second look at Palantir shares.

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Veteran fund manager delivers startling S&P 500 warning

TheStreet Pro columnist reviews several factors currently at play in the market.

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How to actually protect yourself from credit card fraud

With rising concerns about online fraud and data breaches, protecting personal financial information is more important than ever.

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Walmart has a stern message for customers who are ‘panic buying’

The retail giant has responded to a concerning trend that is gaining steam.

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Hurricane Helene recovery could cost billions

Hurricane Helene ravaged states in the southeast, and President Biden wants to see more disaster relief given.

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Port strike ends with tentative deal, but major issues remain

A port strike that could have crippled the U.S. economy lasted only a few days, as workers have agreed to a new contract.

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PepsiCo’s plan to buy a popular brand draws threats from consumers

PepsiCo's latest business move has managed to anger consumers, prompting the company to respond.

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Biden's student loan plan can resume — Here's who qualifies

The Biden Administration’s plan to forgive billions worth of student debt is back on after a judge ruled it can move forward.

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Walmart is selling a 'perfect' $210 king comforter set for only $65 that shoppers say is 'amazingly comfortable'

Don't lose sleep over missing out on this deal.

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Consumers are still feeling the pinch — What this CFO is watching

John Woods, Vice Chair & CFO of Citizens Financial Group, joins TheStreet to give his take on the current state of the U.S. consumer.

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Walmart is selling an 'amazing' $299 cookware set for only $70, and shoppers call it the 'very best'

"We have had Cuisinart pans and all different brands, and these are the winners by far!"

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Starbucks has a plan to protect coffee from climate change

Starbucks made a big move in order to protect its coffee supply from climate change.

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Amazon Prime members can score this 'majestic' reversible micromink and sherpa comforter set for only $30

"It's like being enveloped in a fluffy cloud, protecting you from the icy grips of winter."

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Tesla did something it hadn’t done all year

Tesla, which has competitors dipping at its heels, received some good news to end its 2024 third quarter.

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Liability car insurance explained — and whether you need it

Most states require liability insurance, which covers the driver’s financial responsibility for at-fault accidents.

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Humana hit by troubling Medicare Advantage change

This is what could happen next to Humana shares.

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Elon Musk bought X for $44 billion — it’s now worth 80% less

Elon Musk bought X, then Twitter, in 2022 for $44 billion.

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LVMH closes deal with a controversial luxury rival

LVMH closes a deal with a luxury rival, but it poses some concerning threats.

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CVS considers harsh changes amid declining profits

The pharmacy chain has announced a major cost-cutting move, and more may be on the way.

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Port strike poses major threat to car companies

Nearly 50,000 longshoremen are on strike nationwide.

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Staying warm this winter will cost you more than you think

Home heating expenses are predicted to rise more than 10% from what they were last year.

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Microsoft exec sends stern warning to staff about return to office

The tech giant has reportedly given employees a vital update about its remote work policy.

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Apple has an iPhone 16 problem

Apple’s new iPhone 16 is not selling as well as the company had hoped.

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