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“I am comfortable. I retired four years ago. I don’t drink much alcohol.”

MarketWatch looked at the places where unemployment is low and rent is still cheap compared to incomes. One small midwestern metro area came out on top, thanks to “jobs that support families.”

As the job market slows, applicants say employers are increasingly asking them to complete time-consuming projects, presentations and extra work as a part of the interview process.

The Federal Reserve could slash interest rates by 50 basis points, or more, should the labor market weaken, says portfolio manager.

Waystar Holding’s initial public offering priced at the midpoint of its expected range, giving it a value of nearly $1 billion.

Shares of Vail Resorts Inc. dropped in extended trading Thursday after the ski-resort operator cut its full-year profit outlook and offered up figures that pointed to slowing demand for the key upcoming ski season.

An underbanked and heavily cash-based economy offers fertile ground for a trio of fintech-oriented companies offering mobile financial services in Mexico.

Despite upside in DocuSign Inc.’s latest quarterly results, the electronic-signature software company’s stock was falling in Thursday’s extended trading.

Europe ETFs edged higher after the European Central Bank cut interest rates for the first time in five years. Investors are fretting over whether there’s room for these regional equities to build on their record-hitting rally so far in 2024.

Over three years, investigators say Cynthia Petion and her husband, Eddy, brought in $1 billion worth of cryptocurrency investments. But it was all allegedly a scam.

Mission Produce Inc. rode higher avocado prices to swing to a surprise profit and posted better-than-expected quarterly revenue late Thursday.

Lululemon’s stock has fallen this year, but the company says new bags are resonating with customers.