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Pacific Power is asking state regulators to approve a 57% rate increase that would boost the typical residential power bill by $120 a month.
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Pacific Power is asking state regulators to approve a 57% rate increase that would boost the typical residential power bill by $120 a month.
Democrats’ victories supercharged anxieties that had been building for weeks. Systematic trades amplified losses.
Plus, AI stocks rebounded after a brutal week for the Nasdaq, and Tesla is scrapping its Cybertruck.
U.S. stocks ended mixed after strong jobs data and a modest rebound for AI companies failed to quell investor nerves about the sustainability of the AI boom.
Plus, Anthropic may scale back its IPO, and the Cybertruck meets its end
Precious metals gave back some gains from the previous two sessions but ended the week higher as stepped-up diplomatic efforts in the Middle East and the Democrats’ midterm…
The tech-heavy Nasdaq is reversing some of Thursday’s historic losses. The Dow, on the other hand, is about flat on the day after paring morning losses.
Global healthcare stocks fell Friday, hit by a rout that reached Europe and Asia and spread across sectors after hammering AI trades and U.S. markets earlier in the week.
Taiwanese authorities joined South Korea in moving to stem the bleeding in local equities caused by the global selloff in artificial intelligence-related stocks.
Plus, Israel’s most important alliance confronts its biggest test in decades, and what’s next for Texas after the Democratic sweep.
As AI fears take down stocks, bonds offer compelling yields.
Other investors say October financial results could lessen the blow of the market rout.
The Democrat is expected to head the Senate Banking Committee, giving her expansive authority over the financial industry.
Phil Scott and Jim Atwood struck out on their own in October in an effort to keep their wealth clients’ concentrated portfolios intact.
The Nasdaq composite closes in correction territory in the stock market’s worst day since last April’s tariff turmoil.