New Yorker Doug Manowitz built an electric vehicle from parts that he mostly ordered online. His goal was to build a zero-emission vehicle he could use to to zip around the city. Photo: Ben Sarle for The Wall Street Journal
If you're eagerly anticipating a raise next year, you'll want to pay attention.
This index fund provides exposure to artificial intelligence stocks like Microsoft, Apple, Nvidia, Alphabet, and Amazon.
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