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‘If you and your money went to therapy’: Advisers now want to know about your fears, conflicts and dying wishes

Beliefs, experiences and family dynamics influence money decisions.

Biden’s message to Iran: ‘don’t’ attack Israel — but he warns it could come ‘sooner than later’

President Joe Biden on Friday afternoon urged Iran not to attack Israel, with his remarks coming after reports said a direct attack could come as soon as Friday or Saturday.

Rent the Runway is on track for its best week ever after putting up meme-stock-like gains, but the stock is still way down overall

Rent the Runway Inc., an online clothing-rental platform whose stock has plummeted over the past three years as it wrangles debt and weaker clothing demand, is up some 360% this week, putting shares on pace for their best week on record.

UL Solutions’ stock soars 21.5% in trading debut after upsized IPO priced at high end of range

Stock of the testing, inspection and certification company shines in its first day of trading on the New York Stock Exchange.

U.S. large-cap stocks post biggest weekly outflow in 16 months, say BofA strategists

U.S. large-cap stocks saw their largest weekly outflow since December 2022 in the past week, according to BofA Global.

Betting markets see Biden’s re-election as likelier than a Trump win for first time in 6 months

President Joe Biden’s chances of winning this year’s race for the White House appear to keep improving, according to betting markets tracked by RealClearPolitics.

Iran-Israel fears sink stocks as traders rush to gold, Treasury bonds

Reports that Israel is bracing for an imminent attack by Iran sparked a scramble for safety across markets on Friday, inspiring traders to dump stocks in favor of Treasury bonds, gold and the U.S. dollar.

The tax deadline is almost here. How to file your return if you waited until the last minute.

Tax Day is Monday. Here’s how to file for an extension or find free last-minute tax prep.

Fed’s Schmid calls for patience before making any change in interest rates

Hot inflation, strong growth and elevated asset market prices all suggest that the current stance of the U.S. central bank’s interest-rate policy is appropriate, Kansas City Fed President Jeffrey Schmid said on Friday.

Small-cap stocks ‘challenged’ as inflation pushes out Fed rate-cut expectations, warns BofA

U.S. small-cap stocks are “challenged” as Wall Street pushes out expectations for when the Federal Reserve may begin lowering interest rates due to concerns over persistent inflation, according to BofA Global Research.

Zoetis’s stock falls 8% after report that its arthritis shots may have sickened pets

Company says drugs are safe and effective, but can have side effects

If Iran attacks Israel, Middle East turmoil could lift oil past $100 a barrel

Oil traders know the all-too-familiar drill: Heightened tensions in the Middle East have led to a rally in prices — so far to the highest intraday levels in six months.
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