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: Biden is reportedly using shorter stairs to sidestep ageism. Millions of other Americans face the same workplace problems.

Some voters are focused on Biden’s age, but he’s not the only one getting older on the job

: Ending legacy admissions at Ivy League schools could have a ‘significant impact on the diversity of the American elite,’ researchers say

Money and tradition are among the obstacles to college-admissions reform, former Amherst College president said.

Beth Pinsker: ‘It broke me’: Everyone says you need power of attorney, but nobody tells you how hard it is to use

A properly executed power-of-attorney document is absolutely essential, but you’re going to need patience and diligence to get through the process.

Retirement Weekly: Will you claim Social Security early or hold out as long as possible?

Your psychology plays a big role in determining whether you’ll be an early or late claimer of Social Security

Realtor.com: Kim Kardashian sells one of her extra homes in Hidden Hills for $3.5 million

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: Digital advertising is Meta and Google’s world, and everyone else is coping with it

Why Meta and Google are thriving despite a wobbly backdrop for ad dollars, while Snap and X struggle.

Michael Brush: Investors hate energy stocks; Buffett and insiders love them. Choose your side.

Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway is boosting energy-sector exposure. Here are stocks to consider now.

: This woman helped put Beanie Babies on the map — and says she made just $12.50 an hour

Meet Lina Trivedi, a pivotal figure in the early history of the popular toy, whose story is part of the new Apple TV+ movie 'The Beanie Bubble.'

: Young conservatives reflect GOP’s move away from economic priorities, political scientist says

Conservative college students have a litany of complaints about the economy — but that's not why they're Republicans.

The Tell: Citigroup raises S&P 500 target for 2023 on increased chances of ‘soft landing’

Citigroup analysts have raised their S&P 500 target for the end of this year by 600 points to 4,600, a revision they said reflects the increased chances of a “soft landing” for the U.S. economy. 

: Feds propose 18% fuel-economy increase — to 43.5 MPG — for new vehicles by 2032

U.S. government proposes an 18% increase in the requirement for new-vehicle fuel economy beginning with the 2027 model year and fully enforced by 2032.

Economic Report: U.S. bank lending declines for second straight week

U.S. commercial and industrial loans fell by $1 billion to $2.75 trillion in the week ended July 19, the Federal Reserve said Friday.
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