Markets
Cisco Beat Earnings. Its 8.4% Drop Shows Why Expectations Matter More
Cisco's post-earnings selloff offers a practical four-step framework for reading results, guidance, expectations and valuation before reacting to a stock move.
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Sports
Schwarber Hits Two Homers as Phillies Win 7-1 at Field of Dreams
Kyle Schwarber opened the game with a home run, added another in the fourth inning and drove Philadelphia's return to Iowa from nostalgia into a decisive win.
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Markets
Before You Lock In a 5.216% 30-Year Treasury Yield, Check the Exit Risk
The 30-year Treasury auction cleared at 5.216%. Here is how coupon, yield, duration, inflation, taxes and early-sale rules affect the decision.
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Pony.ai and Uber Set a 2,000-Robotaxi Europe Target—Four Cities Are Unnamed
Pony.ai and Uber plan more than 2,000 robotaxis across five European cities, with Zagreb the only market named so far.
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Tyson Consolidates Beef Network as 2,500 Joslin Workers Lose Plant Jobs
Tyson Foods is closing facilities in Illinois and Utah and pursuing a sale in Washington as a smaller beef-cow herd reshapes its processing network.
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USS George Washington Moves West as the Lincoln Passes 240 Days at Sea
USS George Washington is moving toward the Middle East as the long-deployed USS Abraham Lincoln passes 240 uninterrupted days at sea, exposing the human and operational cost of sustaining the Iran mission.
Personal Finance
Before an Overseas Order, Check What the End of the $800 De Minimis Rule Means
The $800 de minimis exemption remains suspended after an August 13 court ruling. Here is what U.S. shoppers should check before ordering from abroad.
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Flat July Producer Prices Sent Stocks to a Record—but the Core Gauge Rose
July producer prices were unchanged and the S&P 500 closed at a record, yet underlying wholesale inflation rose 0.4%, keeping the Fed outlook uncertain.
Personal Finance
Before Your Escrow Interest Changes, Check Who Regulates Your Bank
New OCC mortgage escrow rules face a multistate lawsuit. Homeowners should check their bank charter, annual escrow statement and current account terms before assuming their interest payment will change.
Technology
Google's Pixel Watch Health Feature Is Not a Glucose Monitor
Google's new Health Guardian tools can flag insulin-resistance trends from wearable data, but users should understand the limits before treating the alerts as medical advice.
Personal Finance
Before Adding Money to a Trump Account, Check the Tradeoffs
Trump Accounts give eligible children a new tax-advantaged savings option, but the fine print matters before families add money beyond the federal contribution.
Travel
Before Labor Day Flights, Check the Refund Rules That Still Matter
Labor Day flight shoppers should check the 24-hour cancellation window, DOT refund rules, renumbered-flight pause and bag-fee protections before booking expensive late-summer tickets.
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Flock's 7-Day Camera Rule Turns Privacy Into a Local Control Test
Flock Safety announced new privacy and accountability safeguards for its license-plate-reader network on August 13, 2026, including a seven-day default retention recommendation, required case codes, and broader audit tools.
Personal Finance
Before Counting on a Social Security COLA, Check Two More Inflation Months
Social Security recipients have early 2027 COLA estimates after the July CPI report, but the official increase is not set. Here is what to check before building it into a budget.
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Tesla's $10.1 Billion Solar Filing Is Still an Incentive Test
Tesla's Project Crystal Sun filing describes a $10.1 billion solar manufacturing campus near Houston, with more than 9,700 permanent jobs possible if incentives and site selection line up.
Personal Finance
Before Buying a First Home, Stress-Test the Job-Risk Math
First-time buyers should test job security, cash reserves, monthly payments, and down-payment assumptions before stretching for a home in the current labor and mortgage market.
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175,000 Visa Revocations Turn Status Into a Travel Risk
The U.S. State Department says more than 175,000 visas have been revoked since President Trump's return to office, raising practical status-check questions for visa holders and employers.
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Meta Youth-Harms Trial Turns Teen Safety Into a Design Test
Jury selection has begun in Meta’s federal youth-harms trial in Oakland. Here is what the case will test for Facebook, Instagram, parents and teen safety rules.
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Ford's Lincoln Shift Turns Tariffs Into a 2030 Factory Test
Ford's plan to move more Lincoln production to the U.S. gives buyers, workers, and investors a longer-term test of how tariff pressure is reshaping luxury auto supply chains.
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Texas Data Center Audit Turns AI Growth Into a Grid Cost Test
Texas regulators must audit data centers before projects advance in ERCOT's queue, putting AI infrastructure growth, electricity costs and local community impacts under fresh scrutiny.