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Grandmothers from around the world are hired as chefs to cook the recipes handed down to them.

Cards with lower APRs have different features than cards with higher APRs, experts told MarketWatch

Fed should cut rates now, so they’re not too high later in the year, former official says

The housing market can feel like a horror movie to prospective home buyers, and now there are fears that one villain is back from the dead: the 7% mortgage rate.

Here’s exactly what to say if you think you’re on the phone with a scammer.

U.S. small-cap stocks looked ready to take off this year after a mostly lackluster 2023 — but volatility greeted investors over the past week, as uncertainty on when the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates crept back on Wall Street after a mixed batch of January inflation data.

The Trump Organization “is going to exist,” but a judge’s financing ban could cause the company trouble, experts say.

An Environmental Working Group study found the pesticide chlormequat in some oat products, including popular breakfast cereal and oatmeal.

A 74-year-old widower wants to leave money to his kids free and clear — but isn’t sure if it’s the best financial decision.

Apollo 17 astronaut Harrison Schmitt is the most recent living person to walk on the moon

Just four days after Carl Icahn disclosed a 9.9% stake in JetBlue Airways Corp. and signaled his intention to have a say in the company’s future, the activist investor is said to be nearing a deal for board seats at the low-cost airline.

Former President Donald Trump’s ability to maneuver financially will be severely hampered by a ruling against his company that ordered him to pay $364 million in damages and bars him and two of his sons from any role in running the business.