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‘She burned his papers’: My elderly neighbor named me as his power of attorney. Can his estranged daughter object?

“He and his daughter had not seen each other or spoken to each other in at least three years.”

Investors should buy the dip after Iran attack, but be ready with these hedges, says Citi

Oil prices probably won’t spike, but buy the yen if they do.

Novavax failed to capitalize on fears surrounding mRNA vaccines, activist investor says

In a letter seen by MarketWatch, the activist fund blamed the sharp drop in Novavax’s sales on the U.S. vaccine-maker’s management, as it called for an overhaul of the company’s marketing strategy to target people who do not want to take mRNA vaccines.

My credit card was stolen — the thief revealed lots of nasty surprises about my finances

“The best and riskiest part of credit cards is you don’t have to think about the bill for 30 days.”

Adidas wins double upgrade at Morgan Stanley, thanks to ‘Spezial’ and other shoes

Morgan Stanley has upgraded Adidas shares to overweight, saying “channel checks point to building positive sentiment and top-line momentum.”

Want to save money on your internet and mobile data plans? Here’s how the new broadband “nutrition labels” can help you

‘In the past, all of this stuff was hidden in small print,’ says one expert.

Bond yields resume uptrend as Iran says it’s completed military action

Bond yields rose on Monday, resuming its uptrend after Iran said it completed its military action on Israel without causing much damage.

Temenos shares rally as independent review says short seller’s claims were ‘misleading’

An independent review rejected allegations made Hindenburg Research that knocked $2 billion off Temenos’ market capitalization in February

Medical Properties Trust shares rally on Utah hospital deal

Shares of beleaguered hospital real estate owner Medical Properties Trust soared in preopen trade on Monday after the company agreed to sell Utah hospital properties.

Jeep’s cult-favorite pink Wranglers are back, and it’s not a Barbie thing: The ’70s sitcom that inspired the color

The last time they offered it more than 30,000 customers jumped for it, and the company had to extend its run to meet demand.

Good news for car shoppers: Automakers, dealers can’t maintain the permanent car shortage they hoped for

The pandemic and the supply chain disruptions that followed it taught the auto industry a lesson. They’re quickly unlearning it.

Car loans are getting easier to qualify for, but down payments are still high

It grew easier to find a car loan in March, but the current credit climate is still challenging.
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