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We also talk about -- what else? -- tall buildings. Really, really tall buildings.

Peter Lynch says that some of the best investments can be found by looking at what you use every day. The same thinking might apply to careers, too.

How do you go from writing poetry to reading 10Ks for a living?

Talking about weight and weight loss with Johann Hari, an Ozempic user and the author of "Magic Pill: The Extraordinary Benefits and Disturbing Risks of the New Weight-Loss Drugs."

Last year, 440,000 new apartments went on the market -- a 36-year high.

Gotta-have-it products like CrowdStrike's aren't seeing any slowdown this earnings season, but products like RVs and high-end athleisure aren't exactly flying off the lots and shelves.

The biggest name in waste is looking to build out its business, and it might have found a cheap way to get into medical waste and document shredding by buying Stericycle.

If you own an S&P 500 index fund, then about 20% of your investment there is in Microsoft, Nvidia, and Apple.

We also dig into Arista's role in the AI race and what's next for the cloud-based networking company.

A juicy short report goes up against business fundamentals.

We also run through fundamentals of 529 plans and saving for college.

Almost half of the U.S. believes the S&P 500 is down for the year. The chart says otherwise. So, what can explain the disconnect?

David Novak knows something about how leaders learn.

Abercrombie & Fitch and Dick's Sporting Goods show that familiar names near the food court are doing just fine.

We also take a look at some companies that could ride the tailwinds of Nvidia's standout earnings.

We've also got a look at Rocket Lab, the end-to-end space company.

Venture capitalists don't mind strike outs, as long as they get their home runs.

We also check in on Target, AutoZone, Lowe's and, of course, Nvidia.

The tech giant continues to crush analysts' lofty expectations.

We've also got a look at the "resilient consumer" and new rules for the buy now, pay later industry.