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I’m 83 and have a monthly income of $3,800. My estranged wife wants me to join her in Colombia. Do I go?

“I have about $220,000 in savings and I have close to $300,000 in equity if I sell the house.”

Jobless claims data isn’t as bleak as Challenger report suggests

U.S. jobless claims rose last week but didn’t spike, according to investment banks crunching state-level data.

Why a viral chart about AI-driven job destruction might actually be ‘the stupidest chart in the world’

A viral chart that has been bouncing around social-media platforms like X over the past few weeks has caught the attention of investing professionals and amateur observers alike.

DoorDash stock just had its steepest drop ever, amid spending worries. Some analysts are OK with that.

The anxiety arrived after DoorDash on Wednesday said it would spend several hundred million dollars more on “new initiatives and platform development” in 2026 than it did last year.

Expedia says people are still making travel plans — and it’s not just the wealthy

Expedia sees “improved demand environment” across the board.

Opendoor is an ‘AI company,’ says CEO, vowing to achieve profitability by end of next year

Opendoor Technologies, the online real-estate platform whose stock has recently attracted a surge of meme-like attention, will ride the artificial-intelligence wave to profitability, according to its new chief executive.

Block’s results top expectations, but a few nitpicks weigh on the stock

Gross profit growth at Square lagged growth in payment volume, and the company’s earnings beat was materially smaller than its gross-profit beat, noted an analyst.

Airbnb suggests consumers are starting to feel better about taking vacations. Here’s why profits could still take a hit.

Vacation-rental platform Airbnb Inc. on Thursday said demand held up through October and forecast fourth-quarter sales that were above expectations, but the company said spending on new services and political battles would cut into profits.

SoundHound’s earnings beat reflects this emerging trend in voice AI

The company is raising its full-year guidance thanks to ‘booming’ enterprise AI adoption.

Ford’s electric F-150 could be the first victim of the recent EV slowdown

The F-150 Lightning, which started its run in 2022, could be among the first, and most visible, casualties of the EV slowdown that has hit carmakers this year.

What your friendships and 401(k) have in common — and how to get the best return on investment

Like creating a nest egg, building community also requires repeated contributions in order to be beneficial in the long run.

Wide Treasury-market swings highlight investors’ confusion about where the economy is headed

Yields on U.S. government debt have seen big swings over the past two days, as the latest round of nongovernment data on the labor market has left investors scratching their heads.
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