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Biden promised 55,000 borrowers student-debt relief by January. They didn’t get it — and are heading to court.

Some 195,000 borrowers scammed by their schools were supposed to have their debt wiped out by Jan. 28. Tens of thousands are still waiting.

A new study cites the health risks of intermittent fasting. Could it lift Ozempic sales?

The study showed that who practiced time-restricted eating had a greater chance of dying from heart disease.

After a dementia diagnosis, these 3 questions can help ease money worries

Ways to figure out whether your savings will cover your care.

Foreign holdings of U.S. Treasury bonds declined in January from record highs

The value of Treasury bonds held by foreign investors fell to $8.02 trillion at the end of January, according to Treasury data released Tuesday.

Chipotle’s board approves 50-to-1 stock split

Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc.’s stock rose more than 2% in extended trading Tuesday after the fast-casual restaurant chain said its board has approved a 50-for-1 stock split.

Why the ‘Magnificent Seven’ and other momentum stocks may be hitting a wall

Riding a wave is exciting as long as it lasts — but watch out when it crashes.

T-shirt maker Gildan rallies on report it has been put up for sale, amid latest leadership drama

Shares of Gildan Activewear Inc. jumped on Tuesday following a report that the T-shirt maker had been put up for sale, marking the latest drama over the company’s leadership plans.

Fund managers who let politics direct their portfolios shouldn’t get your money

Politically diverse fund-management teams perform better.

Invest in what you know: Reddit moderator who saw meme-stock craze is buying into platform’s IPO

One longtime Redditor usually only invests for retirement, but she is taking advantage of the chance to get in on the social-media platform’s IPO — even though it’s a “crapshoot.”

What New Jersey did right — and New York did wrong — with recreational-cannabis launches

New Jersey is now on track for $1 billion in cannabis sales, while New York is launching an overhaul of its licensing program as illegal shops flourish in the state.

Biden’s EPA to roll out regulation that GOP blasts as ‘EV mandate’

President Joe Biden’s administration is expected on Wednesday to release a much-anticipated final rule on tailpipe emissions for new passenger vehicles.

Big Tech just lost a round in its fight to profit from our private data

The U.S. government is taking steps to protect Americans’ sensitive personal information and government-related data.
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