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Need to Know: Here’s the surprising reason the tech stock rally may have room to run, says a Fidelity strategist

Denise Chisholm analyzes market history to uncover patterns and probabilities that can help inform the current outlook.

Outside the Box: Walmart, Amazon and Apple are becoming a threat to bank-stock investors

Retail giants want to big in banking without becoming banks, selling financial services in addition to consumer goods.

Outside the Box: Commercial mortgage-backed securities are in the spotlight, but this isn’t 2008

The CMBS market learned from the Great Financial Crisis, and is not concentrated in troubled office real-estate.

The Moneyist: ‘I’m tired and can’t sustain this pace’: I’m 61, single and have an MBA. I lost my job and I’m draining my savings. Can you help?

‘I was let go from my six-figure job. I was unable to find a similar job, even with an MBA.’

The Moneyist: ‘My wife thinks she’s Kim Kardashian’: She spends money on clothes, cocktails and has $10,000 in credit-card debt. It’s getting worse.

'I want us to be able to retire, and live a small, modest life.'

: Women are soaring in the real-life ‘Shark Tank’ world of angel investors

To get women-owned businesses off the ground, you need women investors at the table.

BookWatch: Don’t fade away. Have a ‘badass’ retirement instead.

Retirement has to be thoroughly planned and actively executed.

: Bank of Japan decision: Here’s what analysts are saying after yield curve control move

The Bank of Japan took a key step toward dismantling its easy monetary policy by making its yield curve control more flexible.

Autotrader: How to sell your car when the lender holds the title

Here's what you need to do to sell a car when you still owe money on it, plus some valuable tips for completing the sale correctly.

Next Avenue: Ways to cut the costs of long-term-care insurance

There are ways to save on buying a long-term-care insurance policy or reducing the annual premiums for a policy you already own.

Dow Jones Newswires: Ueda says flexible yield curve control doesn’t change Bank of Japan’s easy stance

Bank of Japan Gov. Kazuo Ueda said Friday that the bank's decision to make its yield curve control more flexible doesn't mean a shift of its easy monetary policy stance.

Movers & Shakers: Intel is chipper, Boston Beer fizzes, and other movers

Roku shares rally after the streamer's results beat expectations
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