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Brett Arends's ROI: ‘I just quit FIRE. It was ruining my life.’ When early retirement doesn’t live up to the hype.

Beyond all the labels, most of us just want financial independence.

: 9/11 anniversary: Harris, DeSantis and Giuliani join local politicians in paying respects at ground zero

Monday is the 22nd anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks — one of the deadliest days in American history.

The New York Post: Blinken refuses to take bait during CNN interview on whether Musk purposefully undermined Ukraine

America’s top diplomat puts diplomacy on show when asked whether SpaceX and Tesla chief betrayed Kyiv in denying Starlink access at crucial moment.

: Tech’s wild week: How Apple, Google, AI, Arm’s mega IPO could set the agenda for years

A confluence of legal tussles, macroeconomic conditions, a trade war with China, and regulatory bluster have raised the stakes for the tech industry.

The Ratings Game: GameStop and AMC fundamental financials ‘remain concerning,’ analyst says

GameStop faces “an existential threat” from digital gaming, and the pandemic still casts a shadow over AMC, according to Benchmark analyst Mike Hickey.

: Canopy Growth’s stock trades above $1 for first time since May

Stock has been hot since the U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services recommended a reclassification of cannabis to Schedule III from Schedule I.

Your Digital Self: SpaceX vs. Boeing: 2 titans of aerospace are locked in an astronomical dogfight

Boeing, with its traditional manufacturing and operational approach, is struggling to compete with Elon Musk's nimble SpaceX.

The Tell: Why the ‘abnormally large’ U.S. deficit is a worry ‘big time’ for stocks and bonds, says Yardeni

The ballooning U.S. federal deficit is 'worrying investors big time,' according to Yardeni Research.

: Disney and Charter’s Spectrum reach deal in carriage dispute

The deal comes after Spectrum users had experienced a two-week blackout, and just in time for the first "Monday Night Football" game of the 2023-24 NFL season

Mark Hulbert: Why these investors love bank stocks

A report on the stocks and funds that are popular among top-performing investment newsletters.

Beth Pinsker: Why does TikTok hate the 401(k) so much?

The social-media site is full of arguments against contributing to workplace plans, mostly in favor of (commissioned) life-insurance products.

: Gray divorce is most often initiated by women — even though it can crush their finances 

Women initiate divorce at age 50 and older — also known as gray divorce — in 66% of cases, according to research by AARP.
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