Wednesday’s top personal finance stories.

Popular exchange-traded funds that buy bonds fell and then struggled to recover earlier gains on Wednesday, after the Federal Reserve announced that it paused its interest-rate hikes but also released projections pointing to two more potential increases this year.

The suit seeks a court declaration that Twitter “willfully infringed” the musical work for about 1,700 songs. Plaintiffs are asking for up to $150,000 for every piece of work infringed.

Tesla’s stock chart suggests bulls may be running out of breath after a record-long win streak, which could spell trouble for the stock in the near term.

The Federal Reserve held interest rates steady Wednesday and pointed to two more 25-basis-point rate hikes this year.

China’s ability to benefit from the AI intellectual revolution will suffer from Beijing’s censorship.

AI may not replace human traders yet, but it can still cause major market distruptions. Safeguards are needed.

A big factor in the recent spending patterns is Social Security, Bank of America says.

With AMD making its big push into the AI data-center market this week, one analyst sees it launching into a tighter-than-expected market.

Workers need strong tools to bargain with employers over disruptive technology.