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Treasury yields surge toward the danger zone for stocks, as inflation pressures heat up

Oil prices were at their highest levels since late May, while rising wholesale inflation data sent benchmark 10-year yields closer to the key 5% level.

Renewable-energy mandates are actually bad for consumers. They’re not great for solar stocks, either.

Renewable-energy mandates in blue states are a major driver of higher electricity bills, adding directly to the cost-of-living problem.

Now’s your chance to make money during the best bond market for yields in decades — if you get over Treasury jitters

If you looking for high income in the bond market, without paying taxes, here’s how you figure out how much interest you’re actually being paid.

Meta is winning over Wall Street with its new Muse AI agent

A J.P. Morgan analyst recommends Meta’s stock following signs of progress on consumer-focused AI applications.

I’m always covering for a lazy employee. How can I deal with him without going crazy?

“He does just enough to stay afloat, so I cannot put him on a PIP.”

Home sales are the lowest they’ve been all year even though inventory is at a 7-year high

Home sales sank to the lowest level in 14 months, but the lack of demand pushed up the number of homes for sale up to nearly a 7-year high.

Here’s how to avoid a six-figure error that many retirees make with their company stock

You can save a lot of money in retirement by ignoring one piece of conventional wisdom.

This simple mistake can cost your loved ones their share of your estate. Here’s how to protect your money.

Estate-planning crises usually come down to small oversights.

Markets see a near 50-50 chance the European Central Bank will hike again in October

Financial markets are virtually evenly divided that the European Central Bank will lift interest rates once more next month after a statement issued Thursday that was perceived as being hawkish.

How to trade a well-paying job for more work-life balance — without going broke

As caregiving demands rise, many professionals are rethinking what success means to them.

Wholesale inflation stirred up again by Iran war and high oil prices. What does it mean for the Fed?

Wholesale costs in the U.S. jumped again in August, flogged by higher gasoline prices, in the first of two inflation reports that will dictate if the Federal Reserve raises interest rates next week.

Investors are missing the good news right in front of them, this Wall Street strategist argues

Investors may have underappreciated just how strong second-quarter earnings were.
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