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How to ‘quiet vacation’ without getting in trouble at work

“Quiet vacationing” is popular among millennials. Here’s what it is — and how to do it without getting caught.

Stock trades must now settle in just one day. Here’s why Wall Street should move even faster.

A new one-day settlement rule for stocks and many other securities takes effect on Tuesday. Advocates say same-day settlement would be even better for investors.

Memorial Day kicks off a cruel summer for inflation-weary Americans — with one bright spot

This Memorial Day weekend marks the informal start of the third summer where inflation will be buzzing around like a fly at a barbecue.

‘I feel like an idiot. I need every cent to retire’: I gave a friend $20,000 to buy me a car. He ghosted me. I called the police. What options do I have?

“We met several times in person, and he explained that once I gave him the money that I could trust him.”

GameStop shares soar on completion of $933 million stock sale after meme frenzy

The videogame retailer has been a major beneficiary of yet another “Roaring Kitty”-fueled meme-stock rally.

Better Choice shares fall after company receives NYSE warning letter

Shares of Better Choice fell late Friday after the company said it had received a warning letter from the New York Stock Exchange for violating disclosure rules.

U.S. stocks rise ahead of Memorial Day weekend as Nasdaq scores fresh peak

Major U.S. stock indexes rose Friday, with the technology-heavy Nasdaq Composite scoring a fresh record peak ahead of the three-day weekend honoring Memorial Day.

How Morgan Spurlock and ‘Super Size Me’ changed our view of fast food

The 2004 film brought home the idea that we are what we eat.

Finnish entrepreneur Thomas Zilliacus wants to buy Inter Milan from the club’s new owner Oaktree

Thomas Zilliacus shifted his attention to Inter Milan after his unsuccessful bid for Manchester United last year.

Housing has raised the cost of living — but higher rates aren’t the culprit, say analysts

Go head and blame higher interest rates for the “lock-in effect” gripping the U.S. housing market — but don’t call higher rates inflationary, say Ned Davis Research analysts.

Jamie Dimon doesn’t rule out recession down the road as inflation saps consumer confidence

JPMorgan chief executive remains cautious about a possible unexpected dip in the U.S. economy.

Memorial Day car sales will be ‘raging’ — and these brands will have the best deals

People who have been waiting to buy a new car may spot some good discounts over Memorial Day weekend on 2023 model-year vehicles, especially on some domestic cars, as affordability issues have led inventory to pile up.
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