• How Philanthropy Helps Establish Florida Residency
  
  One of the pressing questions facing newcomers to the Sunshine State is "should I establish Florida residency and how do I simplify the process?" This is especially true for the many high-net-worth individuals who have flocked to Palm Beach and Martin Counties during and...
• Goldman Sachs: Options Point to Market Correction
  
  Wall Street stocks could be facing a correction because of ructions in the options market, Goldman Sachs specialist Scott Rubner said in a client note seen by Reuters Friday.
• Home Sales Fall as High Mortgages, Prices Freeze Out Buyers
  
  Sales of previously occupied U.S. homes fell in January as rising mortgage rates and prices put off many would-be homebuyers despite a wider selection of properties on the market.
• Student Loans: Should I File Jointly or Separately?
  
  Student loans are the bane of many young professional's existence. The numbers continue to climb, now totaling nearly $1.8 trillion of debt in the United States.
• Equity Funds Draw Inflows on Inflation Relief, Earnings
  
  U.S. equity funds attracted inflows for the first time in three weeks in the seven days to February 19, buoyed by easing inflation concerns and strong fourth-quarter corporate earnings that boosted risk appetite.
• Dow Drops 555 Points, Dragged by Walmart, Palantir
  
  Wall Street's main indexes fell Thursday midday, with the S&P 500 off record highs as a sell-off in heavyweight retailer Walmart and tech firm Palantir hit investor sentiment, while the market assessed latest tariff threats from U.S. President Donald Trump.
• Trump Supercharges AI Sector & Investors Want More
  
  President Donald Trump's decisive action to rescind outdated AI policies and cut through bureaucratic red tape is a pivotal moment for the future of American artificial intelligence.
• Market Jitters Ebb as Investors Call 'Tariff Man' Trump's Bluff
  
  The outsized swings in markets on the back of Donald Trump's every word on tariffs just weeks ago have faded to mere flickers, as investors switch their focus elsewhere, and bet against a full-scale trade war really materializing.
• Gold Prices Catapult to Record High of $2,954
  
  Gold prices surged to a record high Thursday, as fears of a global trade war sparked by U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff threats fueled safe-haven demand for the precious metal.
• Central Banks Bet on Gold-Should You?
  
  Gold is on a historic upswing, shattering records as central banks stockpile unprecedented amounts. It recently soared to an all-time high of $2,865 per ounce, marking a 30% gain over the past year.
• DeepSeek Isn't a Threat to the AI Boom
  
  AI stocks are in recovery mode. A few weeks ago, Chinese startup DeepSeek shocked the world with its new artificial intelligence (AI) model R1. It was the first Chinese AI model that matched-and even exceeded-the capabilities of US rivals like ChatGPT.
• Tariff Threats Pave Way to Gold's All-Time $2,946 High
  
  Gold prices advanced to an all-time high Wednesday as trade war tensions and concerns over global economic growth drove safe-haven flows following U.S. President Donald Trump's new tariff threats.
• Vanguard Pauses Corporate Meetings Over New ESG Guidance
  
  Top mutual fund manager Vanguard has paused meetings with portfolio companies while it reviews the impact of new guidance on investor activism from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, according to people familiar with the matter.
• US Lags World Stocks But Still Flirts With New Highs
  
  Even though Wall Street stocks lag world markets this year, the S&P500 still managed to wring out another record high on Tuesday - with a mix of new tariff threats, housing updates and Federal Reserve minutes to digest later today.
• Vanguard ETF Overtakes State Street's Fund as World's Biggest
  
  Vanguard Group's Standard & Poor's 500 ETF finally seized the title of the world's largest exchange-traded fund from rival State Street Global Advisors' product, the SPDR S&P 500 Trust, according to data from FactSet, LSEG and other sources.
• Futures Tread Water as Markets Weigh Auto Tariffs
  
  U.S. stock index futures were largely flat Wednesday as investors evaluated President Donald Trump's latest tariff threats and awaited minutes of the Federal Reserve's January meeting, expected later in the day.
• BlackRock Managers Pause Meetings Due to New ESG Rules
  
  BlackRock has temporarily paused meetings with some portfolio companies while studying the impact of new reporting rules from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, according to people familiar with the matter.
• Chinese Brokerages, Funds Rush to Embrace AI
  
  Tiger Brokers said Tuesday it embedded DeepSeek's model into its AI-powered chatbot, as brokerages and money managers race to capitalize on the Chinese start-up's artificial intelligence breakthrough, and develop use cases for the financial industry.
• Goldman Sees Gold at $3,100 on Central Bank Demand
  
  Global banks predict gold prices will stay high in 2025, potentially reaching $3,000 due to geopolitical uncertainty, while Goldman Sachs revised its price target upwards citing sustained central bank demand.
• Trump Issuing Fewer Market-Moving Social Media Posts
  
  Donald Trump has so far sent comparatively fewer market-moving social media posts since being re-elected than during his first term in power, a study by U.S. investment bank JPMorgan has estimated.
• Fed's Waller: Trade Uncertainty Shouldn't Paralyze Rate Moves
  
  Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller said his "baseline" view is that the Trump administration's new tariffs will have only a modest impact on prices that the central bank should try to look through in setting monetary policy.
• Gold Extends Gains as Tariffs Fuel Safe-Haven Flows
  
  Gold prices rose for a second straight session Tuesday, but traded below the recent all-time highs, as uncertainty around U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff plans continued to fuel economic growth concerns and safe-haven flows into bullion.
• Futures Inch up With Focus on Fed's Rate-Cut Plans
  
  U.S. stock index futures rose Tuesday as investors sought insight into the Federal Reserve's policy plans following a decline in Treasury yields in the last session and braced for any announcements on the tariffs front.
• European Shares Hit Records on Ukraine Peace Hopes
  
  European shares hit record highs Tuesday as defense stocks soared on expectations of a spending bump and as investors switched more cash into non-U.S. markets to avoid the inflationary pressures of trade tariffs.
• 3 Dividend Growth Stocks for Long-Term Income
  
  Income investors typically focus on stocks with high dividend yields. However, investors with a longer time horizon should also consider dividend growth stocks, as these may provide more income over the long run.

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