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Retirees wish they had followed these money rules when they were younger

What if you had a do-over?

‘This is awful’: My husband and I are selling our first home to purchase another, and the buyer backed out. What can we do?

“So many red flags. We have never sold a house before and this is awful.”

Carnival reports record bookings for first half of 2024, but sees profit hit from Red Sea conflict

Carnival sees “an early and robust start to wave season (peak booking period), exceeding expectations.”

Latest FAFSA delay makes it ‘unconscionable’ for colleges to ask students to commit by May 1

The Department of Education said Tuesday that colleges wouldn’t receive the data needed to make financial-aid offers until March.

AMD earnings are coming. Can they help justify the stock’s huge increase?

AMD shares have rocketed some 80% since the company last posted earnings. That means the pressure is on heading into Tuesday afternoon’s report.

Microsoft earnings: What to expect from Azure, Office and — of course — AI

Artificial intelligence will be the name of the game once again when Microsoft reports earnings after Tuesday’s closing bell.

Citigroup sued by N.Y. attorney general for failing to protect customers from scammers

One woman lost $40,000 after clicking on a link in a scammer’s text even though she did not provide any personal information

Alphabet earnings: What to expect from the Google parent company

Here what analysts are looking for ahead of Alphabet’s report, which is due out after Tuesday’s closing bell.

Trump takes credit for stocks’ rally, yet there are expectations his Fed would be ‘not just dovish, but weird’

Donald Trump is claiming that he’s responsible for the U.S. stock market’s recent gains. But what would another Trump Fed look like?

JetBlue still evaluating options of Spirit merger, stock drops after earnings

What may have also disappointed investors, JetBlue didn’t provide any specific updates on its deal to acquire Spirit Airlines Inc. SAVE in the earnings release.

Job openings in U.S. inch up to 9 million, showing a sturdy labor market

Job openings rose slightly at the end of 2023 and topped 9 million again for the first time in three months, indicating the U.S. labor market is still quite sturdy.

Too much ‘Magnificent Seven’? A revenue-weighted index fund may be the solution

An equal-weighted approach to the S&P 500 may not be the best way to limit concentration risk.
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