5 stocks to buy for the second half from investors
Wall Street investors interviewed by CNBC singled out Amazon, Nvidia and Newmont as their top stock picks for the second half of 2025.
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Wall Street will continue to monitor the Iran-Israel conflict next week, with stocks at an impasse
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Bradley Cole, 69, died in May of last outside of an Ashley Inn & Suites in Lincoln City after he was assaulted by Roland Evans-Freke, 31, police said.
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Here's what analysts expect to see when Broadcom reports earnings later Thursday
Wall Street investment banks remain optimistic on Broadcom, expecting the company to post strong results due to growth in its artificial intelligence business.
BlackRock’s Fink sounds alarm over rising US red ink
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