Companies keep raising prices. The Fed is trying to get them to reconsider.
Inflation pressures have been so persistent this year in part because businesses have been able to pass along higher prices to consumers.
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Inflation pressures have been so persistent this year in part because businesses have been able to pass along higher prices to consumers.
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“We are relying on our church for our current needs.”
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The government continues to report to credit bureaus $4.6 billion in student debt owed by some 300,000 borrowers that should have been canceled, a lawsuit claims.
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The number of stocks outperforming the index over time is shrinking, increasing the need for active managers to be nimble.
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Markets expect the central bank will take a firmer hand on inflation. It's not that easy.
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A recent report noted that Oracle is looking to protect itself from paying some expenses if a high-profile data-center project gets delayed.
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“I felt like I was talking to a robot,” said one adviser about a client who was ensnared in a romance scam.
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Gen Z is entering the market unusually young, with easier access to investing than previous generations but vastly different amounts of money to put to work.
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Shares of data-storage company Everpure were leading S&P 500 gainers on Thursday.
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These questions can jump-start a conversation about estate planning, even if your parents don’t want to talk about it.
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“My mother started having more trouble getting around. First a knee replacement, then a fall.”
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The reintroduction of the heavy-duty, all-electric truck comes at an intriguing time for the industry — but it may not be enough to excite Tesla investors.
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Meta’s Muse keeps working after users close the app, pointing to a potential growth opportunity for makers of server processors.
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The Swiss National Bank held rates at 0% as low inflation and a strong franc enable it to diverge from other central banks, though markets expect hikes ahead.
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Clocktower’s Eric Wallerstein believes stocks are headed for trouble next year, and safety-seeking investors could drive gold to $6,000 an ounce.
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Easing tensions over Taiwan could ripple through the chip stocks powering the AI boom
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Bonds are starting to deliver “equity-like returns,” similar to during the summer of 1987, according to Larry McDonald.
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“We decided that my brother and I would be co-trustees, with equal and independent authority.”
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