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This financial adviser breaks down taxes and estate planning into 3 simple charts

These images can help you wrap your head around how to manage your money.

The six most surprising things that happened at Trump’s hush-money trial

With the conclusion of testimony, it was David Pecker, Stormy Daniels and Michael Cohen who provided fireworks as Trump seethed in the courtroom

Ether may rally over 75% if SEC approves the crypto-based ETF, says AllianceBernstein

Ether may rally more than 75% if an exchange traded fund investing directly in the crypto is approved, according to AllianceBernstein.

AMC bonds holding most of their gains after last week’s debt-for-equity swap

AMC Entertainment Inc.’s bonds have held on to last week’s gains even as the movie-theater chain’s shares tumbled in the wake of their meme-stock rally.

Why Palo Alto Networks’ earnings report missed the mark once again

“Apparently, our assumption that management had reset expectations after last quarter in order to return to a beat-and-raise cadence was incorrect,” an analyst wrote.

What the fund flow data tell us about the stock and bond markets

Many investors are surprised to learn that there is an inverse relationship between fund flows and performance.

Robinhood introduces lower margin rates in bid to wow advanced traders

Robinhood announces new margin rates.

Fed’s Waller needs ‘several more months’ of good inflation data before backing rate cut

“In the absence of a significant weakening in the labor market, I need to see several more months of good inflation data before I would be comfortable supporting an easing in the stance of monetary policy,” Waller said Tuesday.

One way to combat housing affordability and loneliness: Matching senior citizens and students. ‘Intergenerational living is not some new crazy idea’

Many older adults have room to spare — and many young adults need a place to live.

Macy’s stock climbs after sales fell again, but beat expectations

Macy’s stock rose Tuesday, after the department store chain reported fiscal first-quarter results that fell from a year ago but that beat expectations, and nudged up its full-year outlook.

Cities and towns provide kindergarten. They soon might fund child-care services for toddlers and infants too.

Across the country, there are too few affordable child-care spots for families who need them, in part because too few people are willing to do this important but challenging work for the low pay typical for the sector.

JPMorgan is the last bear on Wall Street. Why it’s not budging on a bearish stock view.

Marko Kolanovic is not about to turn bullish on stocks, even after a bunch of his colleagues have started upping their S&P 500 targets.
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