Morgan Stanley’s bold bet: Lower-quality stocks are about to take over
A single number on Tuesday could unleash a big stock-market shift.
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What is the worst financial decision you’ve ever made?
Listening without prejudice to people’s worst financial decisions may be helpful in avoiding the same mistakes.
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Paramount stealing UFC deal from Disney shows that there’s a new player in town
Paramount Skydance signs a $7.7 billion deal for UFC broadcast rights, in the first big move by its new CEO.
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How Your 2025 Summer Wedding Could Save You Money on Taxes
There are some wedding expenses that are tax-deductible, and you don’t want to miss out on savings.
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Micron’s stock climbs after upbeat guidance. Here’s what’s driving the momentum.
One analyst says the guidance is “a clear slap in [the] face to all the bears.”
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Are You Supporting Multiple Generations in Retirement?
Here’s how to support your parents and your adult children without sacrificing your retirement.
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I have $140,000 in a 401(k) and earn $45,000 a year. Can I retire in 20 years?
“My 401(k) retirement planner shows I’ll likely be short $1,500 every month during my retirement.”
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These lithium stocks are surging as a mine in China goes offline. Can the rally continue?
The supply of metal used for electric vehicles and computer batteries has been growing, but stocks of lithium companies are
Over Half of Older Employees Plan to Work ‘Indefinitely’ and Never Retire
Many retirement-age Americans are planning to continue working — forever. Some 51% of employed Americans 65 or older say they
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