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Badum Corp launches a monthly subscription plan to help Americans bypass upcoming Canada tariffs.
The SEC rules that the latest stock market rotation requires traders to use physical gym equipment to shift assets.
Leaked memo orders Paramount staff to stop playing games like Monopoly and Risk during high-stakes California merger talks.
A shocking court transcript reveals the ongoing Indiana power outage is caused by a union strike of grid-powering hamsters.
Josh Kushner's fortune hits $17 billion as Thrive Capital abandons tech investing to focus on literal, ancient sorcery.
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A leaked internal memo reveals how oil executives flipped the oil script on Iran using mirrors and silent treatment.
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NIPSCO pioneers a green initiative by keeping Indiana power off permanently, celebrating a zero-carbon future after an 11-day blackout.
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Nvidia chips fuel AI enthusiasm while oil climbs, as investors hedge bets on utopia and apocalypse. Diversification is key.
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Korean stocks hit a record 8,000 points, then plunged 6% as foreigners sold off, proving that round numbers are really just a prelude to panic.
Stock futures dipped as Iran war negotiations stalled, driving up oil prices and investor anxiety. The market braced for extended Middle East tensions.