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Shares of UnitedHealth Group tumbled more than 15% in morning trade on Thursday after a report said that the Justice Department is investigating the health insurer for potential fraud.

A report from the National Association of Realtors and Realtor.com found nationwide inventory has gone up compared to last year as of March, but "access to affordable homes remains out of reach for many buyers."

Walmart warns of potential price hikes due to tariffs, despite strong Q1 results and e-commerce growth. The retailer remains optimistic about future sales.

The first monthly batch of Social Security benefits are paid later this May than in any other month this year due to a quirk in the 2025 calendar.

U.S. sees record imports from Mexico and Vietnam as Chinese goods face 145% tariffs, marking a significant shift in trade patterns since the pandemic.

Student loan delinquencies have surged since a pause in reporting has concluded, with millions facing credit score declines, according to a New York Federal Reserve report.

Wall Street firms have been pushing to get private investments into the hands of individual investors, and they see the market for 401(k)-type retirement plans crucial to this growth.

AMD has been lauded as the most formidable competitor to Nvidia's dominance, but the firm now faces tough competition from custom processors and the larger rival's industry stronghold.

The White House announced that President Donald Trump secured economic exchanges with Qatar worth $1.2 trillion, a figure which includes a historic order for Boeing airliners.

JPMorgan reduced its forecast for the chance of a recession this year after the U.S. and China temporarily lowered the higher tariffs they imposed.