Food forecasters see a year of quieter tastes: little bursts of pleasure, less-jangling restaurants and healthy foods worthy of the ideal Grandma. Credit...Davide Bonazzi Supported by By Kim Severson ...

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Avoid false market narratives in 2026: why Exxon, Chevron & COP face oil oversupply risk, while AI-driven tech stays bullish.

The US president says Iran "wants to negotiate", adding: "I think they're tired of being beat up by the United States." ...

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While a gaming desktop is a great choice if you game at home, a dedicated gaming laptop can help you enjoy your gameplay with high refresh rates and vivid detail when you’re on the go. As a gaming ...

Elon Musk had arguably had the greatest year of wealth creation in human history. That isn’t a value judgment on Mr. Musk, his businesses or wealth. It just is what it is. He’s going to make more in ...

An image of a giant colorful ball in New York City's Times Square may come to mind for many when thinking about New Year's Eve, but for several others across the country, ringing in the new year looks ...

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Drake Maye might fall just short of winning NFL MVP this season. Matthew Stafford will be tough to catch. But with the New England Patriots staring down their first two-game losing streak of the ...