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Foot Locker’s stock soars as lower costs fueled a big profit beat

Foot Locker’s stock was headed sharply higher Thursday, after the athletic shoe and accessories retailer reported fiscal first-quarter profit that beat expectations by a wide margin, while sales fell a bit short.

The 5 states where homes face the biggest risk of hurricane damage — and how much it costs a homeowner to repair it

U.S. homeowners gear up for another record year of hurricanes. CoreLogic expects nearly 33 million homes to be at risk of damage.

Cannabis company Canopy Growth loss narrows as operating expenses drop

Stock rises fractionally in premarket

Oil prices sink as wider market selloff continues and traders await inventory data

Oil futures fell Thursday, feeling pressure as equities and other assets perceived as risky extended a selloff and traders awaited official data on U.S. inventories.

This stock fund has beaten the S&P 500 with bets on ‘enablers’ in AI and beyond

The managers of the Putnam Large Cap Growth Fund pursue “durable growth” for an all-weather strategy.

Fed fears have rattled stocks, but that’s not the biggest risk to the market, says Josh Brown

If the big tech companies start to ease up on AI spending, that could derail stocks, argues Josh Brown, CEO of Ritholtz Wealth Management.

AstraZeneca started at buy at Goldman, which rates GSK a neutral

Goldman Sachs started coverage of AstraZeneca at buy as it rated rival GSK a neutral.

Writing a retirement résumé? Drop the AOL email and 5 pages of experience, and follow these tips to get hired while retired.

Working in retirement is becoming a necessity for many, how to put your best self forward

There are some good signs regarding Americans’ credit health — but trouble spots loom

Fewer delinquencies on most consumer loans and a decreasing reliance on credit brightened the overall picture of Americans’ credit scores last month, according to a new analysis by VantageScore.

‘He found excuse after excuse not to work — yet always managed to play golf’: My husband wants half of my $1 million home. What can I do?

“I made all the mortgage payments, in addition to paying for health coverage for both of us.”

Nike has a $28 million decision to make with its Caitlin Clark shoe: Design it for women or make it unisex?

Retail expert says Nike is making a mistake if it doesn’t design the shoe for women’s feet.

At 40, he thought it was ‘too late’ to attend law school. Now, this father of four is a Yale grad.

“I don’t think many of us are as stuck as we think we are,” Teddy Ray told MarketWatch. Here’s his advice for a midlife career change.
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