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Investing·2026-10-09
Manus Raises $500M After China Blocked Meta's $2B Deal

Manus raised over $500 million after China's regulator forced Meta to unwind its $2 billion bid; no valuation was confirmed despite a reported $4B target.

AI Startup Manus Raises $500 Million After China Nixed Meta’s $2 Billion Acquisition
Investing·2026-09-30
Anthropic's $42B Loss, $2 Trillion IPO Target Explained

Anthropic's leaked IPO prospectus shows a $42 billion 2025 net loss on $4.6 billion revenue, plus $518 billion in infrastructure spending, per Reuters.

Anthropic Lost $42 Billion Last Year. It Wants to Go Public at $2 Trillion
Investing·2026-09-28
What Is an Expense Ratio? A 30-Year Fee Example

An expense ratio is the % of fund assets deducted yearly for costs. See a 30-year, $10,000 example at 0.03% vs 0.75% and where to check the real number.

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Investing·2026-09-19
Pershing Square IPO: $5B Raised by PSUS, Not the Manager

Ackman's April 29, 2026 combined IPO raised $5 billion for closed-end fund PSUS at $50 per share; manager PS Inc. shares went to those buyers free, 1 per 5.

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Investing·2026-09-14
Snowflake Lifts FY2027 Product Revenue View to $6.07B

Snowflake's Q2 product revenue rose 37% to $1.49bn and FY2027 guidance went to $6.07bn from $5.84bn. The figures that matter, and the ones still missing.

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Investing·2026-09-08
Dollar-Cost Averaging vs Lump Sum: Examples and Trade-offs

Compare dollar-cost averaging with investing a lump sum using three $3,000 examples. Separate paycheck investing from cash you already hold, and understand risk.

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Investing·2026-09-08
Target-Date Funds: Glide Paths, Fees and Retirement Risk

Understand target-date funds, to versus through glide paths, index-fund overlap, fees and taxable distributions, with clear portfolio examples.

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Investing·2026-09-08
Roth IRA vs Traditional IRA: 2026 Limits and Tax Examples

Compare Roth and traditional IRA eligibility, 2026 income limits, withdrawals and a 30-year example using the same out-of-pocket saving budget.

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Investing·2026-09-08
401(k) vs IRA: Differences and Using Both in 2026

Compare 401(k) and IRA rules for 2026: contribution limits, employer matching, deductions, fees and a worked example of using both accounts.

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Investing·2026-09-07
401(k) vs Roth 401(k): Taxes and Your Take-Home Pay

Compare pre-tax and Roth 401(k) at equal take-home cost with an interactive calculator. Check 2026 limits, qualified withdrawals, matching and rollover rules.

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Investing·2026-09-07
401(k) Contribution Limits for 2026: $24,500 Plus Catch-Ups

The 2026 base 401(k) limit is $24,500. See permitted age-based catch-ups, employer and compensation limits, Roth rules and excess-contribution corrections.

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Investing·2026-09-05
Backdoor Roth IRA: 2026 Limits, Taxes and Pro-Rata Rule

Understand backdoor Roth IRA eligibility, 2026 limits, pro-rata taxes and Form 8606. Compare three worked examples and contribution-versus-conversion tax years.

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