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We might not know how Target's sales were this Christmas yet, but its shares are getting a holiday-week bump from news of an activist investor's interest.

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Warren Buffett's famous quote about being "approximately right" reveals why obsessing over precise forecasts and complex models often leads investors astray—and what to do instead.

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AI warnings are growing, but evidence of mass job losses is limited so far. A Yale economist explains what history suggests could happen next.