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: Block’s stock falls toward longest losing streak in 20 months

Block shares were headed for their longest losing streak in nearly 20 months Friday as the company prepares to undergo a management transition.

: A 96-year-old federal judge is fighting to keep her job

As Americans debate whether President Joe Biden, 80, is too old to run for a second term, a 96-year-old federal appeals court judge is fighting to keep her job.

: Unity updates fee structure in apology to game developers

Unity updated its new fee structure Friday in an apology to game developers, announcing a revenue share/engagement option that will go into effect in 2024.

The Ratings Game: HSBC says Walmart best retailer it covers: ‘Size matters in retail’

HSBC named Walmart its favorite of a group of seven U.S. retailers in a new report on Friday, and said Dollar General Corp. is its least favorite.

The Ratings Game: Instacart’s stock dips below IPO price again, but it’s still too expensive, analyst says

Shares of Instacart dipped below the key $30 level for a third straight day, but they still have to fall a lot further to turn one analyst bullish.

Financial Crime: State of corruption: from Bridgegate to gold bars, New Jersey has a long history of political scandal

N.J. Sen. Bob Menendez’s indictment on bribery charges is the latest for a state plagued by corruption scandals

Retirement Weekly: What a government shutdown would do to Social Security payments

Failure to approve a budget is different than hitting the government’s debt ceiling

Retirement Weekly: Is an inherited IRA the best option when a spouse dies?

The spouse's age will guide your choice

Retirement Weekly: 3 ways 401(k) savers can stay confident during challenging times

The number of workers who see inflation as a barrier to saving for retirement has increased significantly

Market Extra: U.S. dollar heads for first ‘golden cross’ since July 2021, signaling more trouble for stocks ahead

The U.S. dollar is completing its first "golden cross" since July 2021, which can signal that the greenback is going higher and more problems for stocks.

The Moneyist: ‘I’ve sacrificed my career’: My husband and I may divorce soon, but he will inherit $1 million. How do I make sure I get half?

‘He plays golf. I stay home. He gets a promotion. I take our child to birthday parties and after-school activities.’ 

In One Chart: Households pounce on $25 trillion Treasury market as yields jump

Higher yields in the $25 trillion U.S. Treasury market are a hit with households since the Federal Reserve began aggressively raising interest rates.
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