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These industries would be hit hardest by Trump’s plan for the largest ‘deportation operation in history’

Research “suggests that for the jobs undocumented workers do, employers will be hard-pressed to find substitutes for them,” one labor economist said.

Gold futures just closed at new record thanks to weak economic data

Gold futures settle at their highest on record Friday.

AI is helping people buy up and hoard sought-after sneakers. Adidas says it has a solution.

This week, Adidas charged everybody who entered its shoe raffle the full price of the shoe, and said it would refund entrants’ money if they didn’t win.

Amid ‘streamflation,’ consumers are spending more on TV streaming than ever

Since 2021, spending on streaming services has climbed 70% and the share of households paying over $100 a month has more than doubled.

Haley raises $12 million in February, but ad spending in GOP race drops as Trump’s wins pile up

Nikki Haley’s campaign says the February haul shows she has support among Americans “who are tired of Donald Trump’s chaos and division.”

How U.S. stock markets have fared in March following a strong February

U.S. stocks cemented a winning month in February, but the seemingly relentless rally also raises the concern of whether investors would take profits in the early days of March.

Kellogg’s ‘cereal for dinner’ controversy and price increases spur calls for a boycott

“Inflation has continued to rise year over year over year, and they continue to do nothing about it,” one TikTok user said.

AMC is ‘hamstrung’ by these factors, says Macquarie

The movie-theater chain and original meme stock reported better-than-expected fourth-quarter results this week.

My friend invited me to a concert at Carnegie Hall. After I agreed, he said, ‘What would be nice is if you took me to dinner.’ Is this normal?

“I have invited him to the theater in the past and did not expect him to buy me dinner.”

The caregiving crunch: How to save for retirement while caring for an elderly or disabled family member

Preretirees can balance caregiving and saving

Here’s how investors can ride along as a major global commodity market shifts away from China

China has long dominated the world market for rare earth minerals, which are required components of many devices.

Microsoft hasn’t been worth this much more than Apple since 2003

Microsoft’s market cap is about $309 billion larger than Apple’s. Just 16 months ago, Apple was $719 billion ahead.
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