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Edgewell to sell less Hawaiian Tropic, Banana Boat sunscreen as consumers travel less

Consumer-brands company Edgewell cut its full-year outlook, saying sales of sunscreen products are set to decline as people spend less on travel.

Social Security’s new budget proposal is unchanged from last year — why some say that’s actually a cut

The agency’s fixed costs go up by $600 million every year.

Now there’s one more reason for stock investors to ‘sell in May and go away’

It looks like a long, cold summer for the U.S. market.

This hated tax on property owners can be fixed if government takes these steps

How to create a more equal, transparent and efficient property-tax system.

Could Ethereum’s Pectra upgrade power an ether comeback?

The Ethereum blockchain successfully completed its long-awaited Pectra upgrade on Wednesday, its biggest overhaul since 2022 and an event that is expected to allow the blockchain to become faster and cheaper at processing transactions.

Fed stands pat on interest rates, warns of possible economic woes

The Federal Reserve on Wednesday remained in a holding pattern on interest rates, while warning about more uncertainty in the economic outlook and higher risks of unemployment and inflation in the new high-tariff U.S. economy.

Google is making another bet on nuclear energy as it steps up its AI efforts

The tech giant is pledging early-stage development capital to three nuclear-energy sites.

Investors say this is ‘the toughest investment climate’ they’ve ever experienced

Many investors think investing in this current market is more challenging than the global financial crisis or dot-com crash.

Skims CEO Emma Grede says your employer doesn’t have to provide work-life balance. Why she’s wrong.

Is work-life balance ‘your problem’ — and not your employer’s responsibility? Emma Grede’s take has got plenty of people talking.

A currency-market ‘avalanche’ is heading for the U.S. dollar, and the tremors started this week

Investors are right to be concerned that the wild swings in the global currency market seen over the past few days could portend more pain for the U.S. dollar, one market veteran said.

Trump officials to meet with Chinese counterparts. Here’s what to expect.

Analysts are cheering the news that Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer plan to meet this weekend with their Chinese counterparts in Geneva, Switzerland, but at the same time they’re cautioning that investors and others tracking the U.S.-China trade fight should expect only limited progress.

7 life lessons from Warren Buffett that have nothing to do with picking stocks

We all have the ability to emulate the Oracle of Omaha in the ways that really matter.
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