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Dow Gains 529 Points on 3M Data Center Deal: Stock Market TodayDeclining Treasury yields and oil prices boosted the broad market Tuesday, while several stocks rose on solid earnings.
By Karee Venema
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AI Start-Ups Keep Soaring HigherThe Kiplinger Letter To understand the excitement and frothiness around artificial intelligence, look no further than the sky-high valuations of AI start-ups.
By John Miley
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The Pros and Cons of Investing in an IPO (Plus, How to Do It)IPOs are an enticing way to gain exposure to a stock from the ground up, but high rewards come with high risk. Here's what you need to know before investing.
By Coryanne Hicks
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Nasdaq Bounces Back as AI Trade Freshens Up: Stock Market TodayWhat might be the stock market's most critical industry right now returned to its winning ways, with many fundamental questions soon to be answered.
By David Dittman
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What Tech Leaders Have Said About an AI BubbleThe Kiplinger Letter Are tech leaders worried about an AI bubble? Here are some of their most notable comments related to bubbles, spending and risk.
By John Miley
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A Dividend Strategy Shines for This Top iShares ETFBig dividend payouts and stock buybacks are a winning combination for the iShares Core Dividend ETF, one of Kiplinger's favorite exchange-traded funds.
By Nellie S. Huang
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Nasdaq Buckles on Fear This Boom Is an AI Bubble: Stock Market TodayFed Chair Kevin Warsh spoke up for the benefits of an AI boom, but markets are still showing more concern about an AI bubble.
By David Dittman
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Stocks Churn Up Even as Tech Gets Chipped: Stock Market TodayChipmakers were down for an eighth straight trading session, but money is flowing into other corners of the market, including bonds.
By David Dittman
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Kiplinger ESG 20: Our Favorite ESG Stocks and Funds for InvestorsMany of our favorite stock and fund picks that focus on environmental, social and corporate governance issues have struggled. But the worst might be over.
By David Milstead
