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Need to Know: Here are the rookie mistakes being made by millennial and Gen Z investors

Younger investors see their peers making bank off crypto and equity options. Those lead to big rookie mistakes, says DataTrek's Jessica Rabe.

Bond Report: Ten-year Treasury yields trade around 4.20% ahead of ADP jobs report

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: Inflation is slowing, but consumers aren’t buying it. Are they just stuck in the past?

Why do consumers feed so bad in an economy that seems so good? One expert may have an answer.

: Camel cigarette maker to take $31.5 billion write-down

British American Tobacco shares slumped 8% as the cigarette maker said it will write down the value of its cigarette brands by £25 billion ($31.5 billion).

Kelley Blue Book: Look for these models if you’re shopping for a used midsize SUV under $25,000

Whether you’re looking for a hybrid family SUV, a more premium option, or even something with burly V8 power, there’s a vehicle for you on this list.

Kelley Blue Book: The 2024 Infiniti QX60: A sensible choice in midsize luxury SUVs

The 3-row Infiniti QX60 is a practical midsize luxury SUV with premium features, an easily accessible third row, and impressive safety ratings.

Next Avenue: 7 tips to help small businesses transition through big changes

We asked entrepreneurs for their best practices in engaging their leaders in change. Here is some of their advice.

Market Snapshot: S&P 500 futures rise, a day after unusual break with bonds

U.S. stock futures rose on Wednesday, a day after equities struggled even with more relief from bond yields.

: Bank CEOs to warn lawmakers against proposal to boost capital

The bank chiefs are set to speak out against plans for higher capital requirements at a U.S. Senate banking committee hearing

Europe Markets: German stocks rise after ending at a record high

German stocks rose in early trade on Wednesday, extending gains after finishing at a record amid signs that interest rates will fall in both Europe and the U.S.

Dow Jones Newswires: BOJ’s Himino says smooth exit from monetary easing is possible

The Bank of Japan can make a smooth exit from monetary easing once sustainable 2% inflation is achieved, but it needs to keep policy loose for now, Deputy Gov. Ryozo Himino said Wednesday.

: Financial-software company Bill lays off 15% of its workforce

Financial-software company Bill Holdings Inc. announced Tuesday it will lay off 15% of its workforce in an effort to "rightsize" the organization.
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