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: The U.S. debt will rise by more than $5 billion — every single day for the next decade

As the investment world still comes to grips with Fitch Ratings decision to downgrade the U.S. debt rating, here's an eye-popping statistic.

: Millennials are losing the home-buying edge to Baby Boomers

The U.S. housing market is slipping away from the millennial generation, according to the National Association of Realtors.

The Margin: Is Taylor Swift the world’s best boss? She’s giving bonuses up to $100,000 to truck drivers, caterers and dancers who work on her Pro Eras Tour.

Polls show that many workers value compensation at work over anything else.

Earnings Results: Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway swings to Q2 profit, operating earnings up 6%

Berkshire Hathaway swung to a profit in the second quarter, owed to its investment portfolio and insurance holdings, according to a release out Saturday. 

: FDA approves first-ever pill for postpartum depression in new mothers

Biogen and Sage Therapeutics are behind the first FDA-approved pill for treating postpartum depression.

The Ratings Game: AMD’s stock breaks with chip selloff to finish week higher as analyst cites ‘important buying opportunity’

AMD went against the grain this past week as shares outperformed AI-rivals like Nvidia on Friday and finished the week higher as others sold off.

: As Uber drivers complain of deactivations and ‘policies that keep us in poverty,’ company issues its own civil-rights audit

Company-sourced audit finds Uber has taken steps to address driver concerns, but it does recommend further action, including on deactivations.

Earnings Outlook: Palantir earnings: What to expect from the software company riding the AI wave

Palantir's stock has been among the biggest riders of the artificial-intelligence wave this year, and its earnings are on deck.

: Federal judge narrows Google antitrust suit as trial set for next month

Decision is a setback for 38 state attorneys general who sued Google in 2020 over digital ads, but crux of government's case to move ahead.

The Tell: JPMorgan abandons U.S. recession call, instead sees ‘subpar growth’ in 2024

A top economist at JPMorgan Chase & Co. no longer expects a recession to arrive in the U.S. before the end of 2023, or in 2024, but says risk of a downturn remain elevated.

Economic Report: Bank loans, deposits rise slightly in a sign of lending stability

Bank loans and deposits rose slightly at the end of July, suggesting the U.S. financial system is still in good health even though lenders grow cautious.

The Big Move: We want to sell our New York City rental. Should we wait for the tenants to leave before listing the house?

The home, located in Staten Island, is a single-family, fully-detached home with a small fenced-in yard. 
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