- May 1, 2026
The S&P 500’s newest member is this under-the-radar software stock
Veeva Systems’ stock is soaring upon news that it will soon join the benchmark index. Source link
California is one step closer to America’s first billionaire wealth tax — and the divide between red and blue state taxes is getting deeper
This year is shaping up to be a milestone moment for state income taxes after last year’s massive changes to federal income taxes. Source link
I’m planning to retire at 60. Should I sell my house, rent and invest the $500,000?
“Renting improves cash flow by about $1,300 a month.” Source link
Prices for World Cup public transportation range from free to $150. Here’s what’s going on.
In one instance, train fares are being inflated from $26 to $150. Source link
New York City is floating a $500 million second-home tax — and it would hurt industries that support thousands of jobs
Surcharge on luxury units is a gamble that the ultrawealthy won’t leave for low-tax states. Source link
Is Tesla a chip stock now? Investors are cheering a semiconductor milestone.
The AI5 chip, which Tesla says will power humanoid robots and supercomputers, has completed a critical step. Source link
Stock-market futures drop, oil surges back above $100 after failed talks between U.S. and Iran over the weekend
Stock-market futures were down Sunday evening, suggesting investors were bracing for a sharp drop in major indexes after weekend talks between the U.S. and Iran
Your grocery bill will be the next casualty of the Iran war. These investment moves can counter food inflation.
Four food-supply chokeholds are squeezing investor portfolios. Here’s what to do before your grocery bill proves it in October. Source link
Broadcom’s stock is rising. Here’s why its new Google and Anthropic deals are so significant.
Expanded chip agreements “put the spotlight back on Broadcom as a major winner” and could pave the way for earnings upside, analysts say. Source link
How TBPN went from nerdy online talk show to splashy OpenAI acquisition
The less “antagonistic” tone of TBPN resonated with a Silicon Valley audience. Now the show is going mainstream. Source link