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When Giannis Antetokounmpo first arrived in the US at age 18, he opened accounts at "five, six, seven" different banks to keep his money safe.

Charlie Munger, Warren Buffett's right-hand man, spent $1,000 on oil royalties in 1962. He now receives 70 times that amount from them each year.

Warren Buffett oversaw a nearly 3,800,000% rise in Berkshire Hathaway stock between 1965 and 2022, crushing the S&P 500's 25,000% gain in that period.

Jeremy Siegel says a brighter earnings outlook, and the prospect of no more interest-rate hikes until at least December, are good news for stocks.

After selling his instant noodle business to Nestle for $150 million, Pham Nhat Vuong invested in Vietnam's luxury real estate market and hit it big.

The Rosenberg Research president explained his grim economic outlook in a new interview. These are the biggest takeaways.

Marijuana is currently classed as a Schedule I drug, the same category as heroin and LSD, despite widespread legalization in the US.

Scott Galloway hailed buy-and-hold investing as a fantastic way to get rich, and stressed the need to save, be frugal, and choose the right career.

The renminbi's increased role in Russia's banking sector indicates further efforts to reduce reliance on the dollar.

The S&P 500 tends to slide 0.7% on average in September but its surge year-to-date means it's well-placed to buck the trend, strategists said.

The SEC chair has waged all-out war on the digital token sector since his appointment in 2021 – now the battle is getting messier.

A home inventory crunch has pushed prices higher - and that's kept Americans sidelined and forced real estate investors to pull back on spending.

In years when the stock market is up 10%-20% heading into September, market returns are positive 65% of the time during the month.

Warren Buffett loves the pricing power that toll roads offer, while Elon Musk wields huge influence by relieving bottlenecks like EV charging.

August's often a tough month for markets as investors head off on vacation and trading volume plunges – and 2023 proved to be no exception.

The world's biggest cryptocurrency failed to eke out a gain in August even as crypto investors cheered Grayscale's win over the SEC.

"10-year Treasury on course for third consecutive loss... has never occurred in 250-year history of US republic," Bank of America said.

The cooling of labor market tells investors that the Fed may finally be able to make a dovish pivot on monetary policy.

Oil prices are up 6% over the past five days, with Russia poised to announce production cuts next week.

The metals industry has been rocked by massive thefts over the past year, including a bag of rocks imitating nickel at the London Metal Exchange.