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Watching the Olympics at work? The Summer Games could result in a $2.6 billion U.S. productivity loss.

But some human-resources experts say companies should cut their employees some slack and allow them to watch the Games while on the job.

AMD’s earnings quelled fears, but a big debate rages on

Can AMD deliver on bullish AI-revenue expectations next year? Some — but not all — feel more confident after earnings.

Netflix’s first-ever sale of investment-grade bonds meets with strong demand

Netflix Inc.’s newly issued 10-year and 30-year bonds were being snapped up on Wednesday, after the streaming giant conducted its first investment-grade offering after winning upgrades from the two main rating agencies last year.

Treasurys poised to end July with longest stretch of monthly rallies in years

U.S. government debt headed into the final trading day of July with what’s likely to be its longest monthly string of rallies in three years, helped by easing concerns about supply and the widely anticipated start of the Federal Reserve’s rate-cutting cycle in a few months.

Help is finally on the way for people with dementia and their caregivers with this free Medicare program

GUIDE program aims to ease the financial and emotional strain on caregivers.

Gold eyes a record-high finish, lifted by Fed rate-cut hopes, Middle East violence

Gold futures traded sharply higher in Wednesday dealings, with prices teasing a fresh record-high finish, as expectations for a U.S. interest-rate cut in the coming months and violence in the Middle East lifted the precious metal’s investment appeal.

Here’s what’s worth streaming in August 2024: ‘Industry,’ ‘Only Murders in the Building’ and much more

August features new seasons of Max’s successor to “Succession,” Netflix’s “Emily in Paris,” and Amazon’s “Rings of Power”

AutoNation’s earnings fall short after dealership disruption caused by CDK Global cyberattack

Outage shaved $1.55 off per-share earnings, or $5 more than AutoNation had guided for.

Warren Buffett sells Bank of America stock again as share price crests

Billionaire Warren Buffett reduced his ownership position in Bank of America Corp. for the second time this month as the stock continues to shine in 2024.

My fiancé’s father died without a will. Can we handle probate without a lawyer to save money?

You may want to avoid paying a lawyer, but in most circumstances, you’re not allowed to file for probate on your own.

This value-stock strategy has excelled, even before the ‘Great Rotation’

A momentum filter can help you avoid “value traps” among stocks that trade low to earnings.

The Magnificent Seven are not ‘outrageously priced,’ leading hedge fund says

The Magnificent Seven tech giants would only have to generate relatively moderate increases in their earnings to justify their valuations, Man Group said.
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