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On Wall Street, less disclosure is never a good thing, and Netflix investors should be displeased by a planned reporting change.

Nordstrom Inc. has formed a special committee of independent directors to explore going private, the company said on Thursday — a move that arrives as clothing retailers struggle with subdued demand and pressure from investors for stronger profits.

Frontier’s stock was falling after the disclosure, though the company says the cyber incident is not expected to ‘materially impact’ financials.

KB Home’s board has authorized the repurchase of up to $1 billion in shares and raised the company’s quarterly dividend to 25 cents a share from 20 cents.

In the bruised bond market, some investors may be tempted by higher yields as questions swirl around when — and whether — the Federal Reserve may start cutting interest rates this year.

Beneficiaries of individual retirement accounts don’t have to take required minimum distributions this year — a responsibility that can normally result in owing more in taxes.

The company is grappling with legal settlements and a slowdown in growth and margins that are making its dividend difficult to sustain.

This week: Retirement planning with target-date funds; fighting inflation with TIPS funds, and tapping into growth trends and buyouts.

A stock-market indicator with more than a century of history is flashing a warning for investors, suggesting the selloff that began earlier this month may deepen.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau found that BloomTech misled prospective students with its income-share agreements.

The Biden administration is “carefully monitoring” gasoline prices to ensure their affordability for Americans, a top White House economist said Thursday, as prices have climbed compared to a month ago.

The company allows consumer packaged goods companies to offer promotions to customers through a network of publishers.