Jane Quinn
Jane Quinn
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Financial markets and personal finance editor
Jane Quinn is a veteran personal finance writer and financial news editor focused on protecting ordinary readers from confusing financial products, hidden fees, weak consumer safeguards, and retirement decisions that shift risk onto households.
30 latest articles by Jane Quinn
Nvidia and Broadcom face diverging fortunes after GPT-6 Astra launch
Nvidia shares slipped while Broadcom surged after OpenAI's GPT-6 Astra debut. Jim Cramer's latest call spotlights the shifting power struggle among AI chipmakers and what it means for investors betting on the next wave of AI infrastructure
Vertiv stock faces high expectations as analyst sees more upside
Vertiv shares have soared over 1,000 percent in five years but a veteran options strategist argues the AI infrastructure supplier still offers room for gains despite a lofty valuation and mounting volatility risk
Bank of America warns stocks face $163B forced selling risk
A rare alignment of Wall Street risk models points to a massive $163 billion forced-selling threat for stocks as systematic funds run out of buying power and traditional demand pillars weaken
Your Car May Soon Make Payments Without Your Approval
Major automakers and payment networks are building systems that let cars pay for charging, tolls, and parking automatically. The real risk is who gets stuck with the bill when something goes wrong
JPMorgan slashes silver outlook as Fed rate risk hits investors
JPMorgan has cut its 2027 silver price forecast by 26 percent, signaling that the metal's rally may have already run its course and leaving recent buyers facing steep potential losses if rates stay high
AT&T CEO challenges Apple iPhone Duo as a niche luxury bet
Apple's $1999 iPhone Duo faces skepticism from AT&T's CEO who doubts the foldable will break out of its high-priced niche despite Apple's brand power and a new leadership team
Palantir bets on Nebius to secure control in the AI infrastructure race
Palantir is moving to give commercial clients full control over their AI data and infrastructure by naming Nebius as its preferred partner, a move that could reshape how regulated industries handle sensitive workloads
United Airlines delays Dubai return as Middle East routes stall
United Airlines will not resume its Newark to Dubai flights until March 2027, extending refunds to affected travelers as U.S. and European carriers face ongoing risks and shifting restart dates for Middle East routes
Walmart launches Dunkin delivery to challenge food app giants
Walmart is integrating Dunkin orders into its delivery app, letting shoppers add coffee and donuts to their grocery haul. The move targets DoorDash and Uber Eats as Walmart expands its last-mile ambitions
Social Security checks face new pressure as 2027 COLA projections rise
Social Security's 2027 cost-of-living adjustment could be the largest in years, but rising Medicare premiums and persistent inflation may leave retirees with less real spending power than the headline numbers suggest
Qualcomm stock surges after Amazon strikes custom AI chip deal
Qualcomm shares soared over 9% after Amazon agreed to use its custom AI chips and optical networking in AWS data centers, signaling a major challenge to the current chip supplier duopoly and raising the stakes for rivals
Broadcom stock target reset after AI surge fails to impress Wall Street
Broadcom's blockbuster AI chip sales sent revenue soaring but failed to satisfy Wall Street's appetite for even faster growth as analysts trimmed price targets and flagged new risks for investors
Guidewire stock plunges after outlook sours despite strong hiring
Guidewire Software shares tumbled 20 percent in a single day after the company posted solid results but issued a weaker growth forecast. The firm is still expanding its workforce as it bets on long-term demand from major insurers
Apple stock faces high bar as Bank of America sticks to bold target
Bank of America is holding its $380 Apple price target despite a new CEO and a premium-only iPhone launch. The real test will be whether Apple can deliver earnings growth that outpaces Wall Street's expectations
Berkshire Hathaway cash hoard shrinks as Abel bets big on stocks
Berkshire Hathaway's new CEO Greg Abel has slashed the company's record cash pile by $32 billion in just one quarter, reversing Warren Buffett's cautious approach and triggering debate over whether this bold deployment will pay off for investors
Kevin O'Leary's Five Investing Rules That Could Save Your Portfolio
Kevin O'Leary reveals the five rules he uses to avoid catastrophic losses and keep his money working. His approach rejects hot tips and market timing in favor of strict risk controls and income discipline
Financial advisor fees can quietly drain your returns
Many investors overlook the true cost of financial advice and the conflicts that come with it. Understanding how your advisor is paid can mean the difference between growing your wealth and subsidizing someone else's bottom line
Samsung pulls the plug on AR Doodle and Quick Measure apps
Samsung will discontinue AR Doodle and Quick Measure on December 31 2026 leaving Galaxy users with fewer proprietary AR tools and a clear signal about the company's shifting priorities
Kevin O'Leary's 15 Percent Savings Rule Faces a Harsh Paycheck Reality
Kevin O'Leary's 15 percent savings formula promises millions, but the median 401(k) balance is just $44,115 as rising rates and real incomes reveal the gap between theory and reality.
Delta cuts free snacks and drinks on short flights as rivals hold firm
Delta has quietly ended complimentary snacks and beverages on all flights under 350 miles for Main and Comfort passengers, making it the strictest among major U.S. airlines and shifting costs onto frequent flyers on short routes
Nvidia faces Wall Street test as AGI hype meets hardware reality
Nvidia's CEO declared AGI had arrived and previewed 400000 new GPUs but only one of those numbers can move the stock when markets open
Citi doubles down on Ciena after stock plunge despite record results
Citi is urging investors to buy Ciena after the stock tumbled even as the company posted record revenue and a surging order backlog. The bank's bold price target stands out as rivals turn cautious
Michael Burry bets on Birkenstock as Wall Street doubts linger
Michael Burry has taken a 5.2% stake in Birkenstock after shares fell 17 percent this year despite rising sales and a bullish outlook. His move tests whether durability and brand loyalty can outlast market skepticism.
Audi bets on premium pricing as Chinese EVs flood Europe
Audi is relaunching its A2 as a high-efficiency electric car with a $44,000 price tag while Chinese rivals dominate Europe's EV market with far cheaper models
Nike dividend yield spikes as stock hits twelve year low
Nike's dividend yield has soared to 4.3 percent after a steep share price drop. Here's how much you'd need to invest to collect one thousand dollars in annual dividends-and what risks come with that payout
Biotech bankruptcy wipes out investors before FDA decision arrives
BioXcel filed for bankruptcy just weeks before a pivotal FDA ruling on its only approved drug. The company's lenders and buyers will collect any upside while shareholders are left with nothing
JPMorgan slashes Lululemon price target after earnings miss
JPMorgan cut its Lululemon price target by 38 percent to 95 dollars after weak sales and a sharp drop in profit guidance. Investors now face a longer recovery timeline as the brand struggles to regain momentum.
Scott Bessent warns oil could plunge after Iran conflict ends
Scott Bessent says oil could fall to $40 a barrel if the Iran war ends, a scenario that would reshape inflation and Treasury yields but carries major risks for investors and US debt policy
How Much Realty Income Stock Delivers One Hundred Dollars Monthly
Realty Income pays dividends every month not just quarterly. Here is the exact investment required to generate one hundred dollars in monthly income and what risks and rewards investors face with this REIT.
Oracle faces $42 billion cash drain as Wall Street splits
Oracle stock is down 25 percent but BofA still sees nearly 65 percent upside. Credit markets are less convinced as a $42 billion cash shortfall and heavy reliance on OpenAI put the company's future on the line
