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Gold has long been the inflation hedge of choice, but bitcoin has emerged as a credible digital complement. Read more here.

The global economy has been through a lot in the past few decades. We’ve had stagnation, falling interest rates, a global ...

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The stock market can lose its way for years at a time, but it always finds its direction again. Across a century of panics, ...

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Wall Street slumped on Tuesday, as U.S.-China trade tensions continued to weigh on the market, while investors turned to the ...