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Hawaiian Electric stock rallies on report of Maui wildfire settlement

Shares rise nearly 37% on report of $4 billion settlement.

Oil edges lower as demand worries weigh on crude

Oil futures edged lower early Friday, with worries about the demand outlook out of China putting a damper on crude this week, while supply concerns have helped limit downside.

Auto production has been especially weak in June, Autoliv says

Autoliv’s stock sank toward an eight-month low in early trading Friday, after the automotive safety parts maker reported a surprise decline in second-quarter profit, citing weaker auto industry sales.

What are the most profitable stocks of all time? The answer might surprise you.

There is an old saying about investing: time in the market trumps timing the market.

Rich people know about this investing trick — it’s time retail investors do too

While many people favor high-yield savings accounts, investing in bonds instead may prevent a tax headache.

Be bullish bonds, bullion and breadth in response to likelihood of Fed cuts, Trump win, and soft landing, says Bank of America

Bank of America strategists are recommending investors buy bonds, gold and out-of-favor stocks on expectations of a rate cut from the Fed, former President Donald Trump winning the election and a soft landing for the U.S. economy.

Oil and gas stocks rise after Trump vows to ramp up fossil fuel production

Several coal and oil stocks edged up in premarket trades Friday hours after Donald Trump used his speech at the Republican National Convention to promise greater U.S. production of fossil fuels.

Halliburton’s stock falls 2% after revenue falls short of estimates

Halliburton Co.’s stock fell 2% early Friday, after the oil services provider posted second-quarter earnings showing profit matching consensus but revenue falling short.

Amex scores big profit beat as cardholders keep growing their spending

Though the company missed revenue expectations, it boosted its full-year profit outlook.

How to decide between Treasury, corporate and municipal bonds

A guide to the tax implications of owning Treasury, corporate and municipal bonds.

I’m 42, married with kids and live overseas. I don’t have a 401(k) and I don’t expect Social Security. What can I do? 

“My employer typically gives housing, insurance, and schooling.”

‘It’s been crazy’: I’m facing a Social Security overpayment and put $6,000 on my credit card. Should I use my emergency savings to pay it off? 

“I also have $125,000 in a traditional IRA that I haven’t withdrawn from yet.”
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