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Economic Report: Job openings creep up to 9.6 million. Still lots of demand for labor.

 Job openings rose slightly in September to 9.6 million, indicating there's still plenty of demand for labor.

The Tell: This one stock could potentially undo the 2023 rebound if it falls another 10% as one analyst expects

Can the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite hold on to their 2023 gains if Nvidia Corp. falls? It's a question that's cropping up more and more these days.

: Here’s how much caring for aging family members can cost

There's extra pressure on family caregivers. Longevity is partly to blame.

The Margin: Mariah Carey delivers her annual reminder that ‘it’s time’ to start celebrating Christmas

Pop star Mariah Carey has made millions of dollars from her hit song "All I Want for Christmas Is You."

Market Extra: Stock and bond markets are watching the Fed for these ‘critical concepts,’ says BlackRock’s Rick Rieder

Investors will be tuning in to a couple “critical concepts” on Wednesday after the Federal Reserve’s policy meeting concludes, says BlackRock’s Rick Rieder.

: This Christian school is accused of misleading students about the costs of its programs

Biden administration fines Gran Canyon University $38 million over graduate programs, but the school is pushing back.

: U.S. construction spending rises for the ninth month in a row in September

Construction spending rose 0.4% in September, the Commerce Department reported Wednesday.

: Ron Baron says Tesla’s valuation can hit $4 trillion, but ‘SpaceX has a chance to be even bigger’

The investor has beaten the market by betting on Elon Musk. He lands on the MarketWatch 50 list and, in this interview, remains as bullish as ever.

Earnings Outlook: PayPal earnings: What to expect from the payments giant

PayPal shares have remained under pressure this year, and the company will try to win back over investors when it reports earnings Wednesday afternoon.

: Toyota’s profits surge as weak Japanese yen bolsters carmaker’s revenues

Toyota doubled its profits by selling more cars in Europe and North America and capitalizing on favorable exchange rates between dollars and euros and the yen.

Need to Know: This fund manager was right that recession fears were overhyped. Now he’s betting on strip malls and these other megatrends.

Our call of the day discusses investing in potentially lucrative megatrends in an interview with Aspen Funds' co-founder and chief financial officer Bob Fraser

: In the Northeast, a wet autumn has become an ‘apple-picking apocalypse’

Farmers behind pick-your-own orchards say their fall business has been deeply affected by the wet weather
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