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What do the latest inflation figures mean for the next Social Security cost-of-living adjustment?

There’s good news, and there’s bad news.

Inflation is heading higher again. Is it a ‘bump’ in the road or something more?

An uptick in inflation early this year and remarkably strong economic growth are likely to keep U.S. interest rates high, but probably not for long.

AMD CEO Lisa Su earned nearly double what Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger did in 2023

Intel Chief Executive Pat Gelsinger got a big bump in compensation in 2023, but it still amounted to just over half what Lisa Su made as CEO of rival Advanced Micro Devices.

Eleven Republican-led states sue Biden administration to block student-debt relief plan

Eleven Republican-led states are suing the Biden administration to block its new student-loan repayment plan, SAVE, which has already resulted in more than $1 billion in debt cancellation for more than 150,000 borrowers.

Add FOMO to the list of reasons stocks can keep climbing, Natixis says

The S&P 500 is up almost 50% since October 2022.

Nvidia’s stock snaps a record weekly winning streak but a monthly streak still lives

Nvidia’s stock did something this week that it hasn’t done since the first week of the year. It fell.

Beware Nvidia and the S&P 500 ‘index waltz,’ says this market-beating fund manager

The current stock-market mania could come for your retirement accounts.

Bowlero’s stock is a buy after strong boost in foot traffic in February, says Jefferies

All 10 analysts that cover Bowlero rate the stock a buy.

Here’s what the Trump DJT and Reddit stock deals might mean for the broad market

Also, what might push stocks lower, AI-investment alternatives and how brokerage accounts work.

Ex-FDIC Chair Sheila Bair says it’s wrong for regulators to ‘discourage’ regional bank mergers

The U.S. banking system may become more of a barbell made up of the biggest and smallest banks if more regional banks go away: Bair

I’m in the military and I’ve been relocated. Where do I file my state taxes — and where does my spouse file her taxes?

More than 400,000 service members get “permanent change of station” orders every year.

U.S. trade in goods deficit widens to highest level in ten months in February

The numbers: The U.S. trade deficit in goods widened 1.5% to $91.8 billion in February, according to the Commerce Department’s advanced estimate released Friday. Economists polled by Econoday were looking for the deficit to widen slightly to a $90.6 billion deficit.
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