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Euro 2024 prize money: How much do the winners get?

Each team gets about $10 million for taking part in the European Championships — but none of that goes directly to the players.

Your family will love you even more if you simplify your estate

Have a clear road map for your estate so your heirs don’t drown in paperwork and probate after your death

JPMorgan’s increased tech spending will let it ‘develop products at speed’: analyst

Citi analyst Keith Horowitz looks at plans by bank to boost its annual tech spending to $17 billion.

EV stocks trade mostly lower in the wake of Fisker’s bankruptcy

Shares of electric-vehicle makers were trading mostly lower Tuesday, as the bankruptcy of Fisker while not completely a surprise, still sent some shivers through the sector.

Business inventories in U.S. rise 0.3% in April

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Here’s a way to increase your income from dividend stocks

An active strategy using covered calls — or ETFs or funds that make use of them — can increase your investment income while reducing your risk.

This basic stock market truth shows why index funds are so hard to beat

Dow history shows that the odds favor bullish investors — regardless of market conditions.

U.S. May industrial production has largest increase in 10 months

Output up 0.9%, above estimate of 0.4% gain

New Boeing whistleblowers come forward ahead of Senate safety hearing

Boeing employee Sam Mohawk alleges that the company is improperly tracking airplane parts that should not be installed on airplanes for safety reasons.

Micron’s stock looks to extend rally as analyst expects ‘only positive news’

Micron’s stock gains look poised to build Tuesday, reflecting growing optimism for next week’s earnings report.

The biggest wealth transfer in American history is upon us. Some will benefit far more than others.

With younger generations poised to benefit from the so-called great wealth transfer, the wealth gap between Black and white Americans is poised to widen, the Urban Institute says.

Retail sales in U.S. shackled by inflation and high interest rates

Sales at U.S. retailers barely rose in May, suggesting Americans are feeling the weight of lingering inflation and high interest rates.
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