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U.S. natural-gas consumption hit a record in January. So why are prices falling?

A severe cold snap saw Americans consume a record amount of natural gas in January. Here’s why prices still fell.

Super Bowl squares pool: Is there a winning strategy?

There are really only a couple of ways to think about strategy for the popular game, but this probability professor leans towards one approach in particular.

A record $23.1 billion is projected to be bet on this year’s Super Bowl, and the NFL doesn’t want its players betting a penny of that

Here are the NFL’s rules for players with the first-ever Super Bowl in Las Vegas

Regional-bank stocks look ‘very risky’ after ‘barely’ growing dividend payouts since 2006

It’s not just worries about high interest rates and commercial real estate that are plaguing regional banks in the U.S., according to DataTrek Research.

Disney activist Blackwells proposes splitting up company in proxy fight

Activist investor Blackwells Capital has a solution for Walt Disney Co. and its chief executive Bob Iger to rev up sales: Split the company into three separate focused entities — sports, entertainment, and resorts.

The NFL in Vegas: Players descend on the once-forbidden city

In the past, the NFL treated Las Vegas, the most concentrated hub of legal gambling in the U.S., as a threat to the integrity of the sport. That’s all changed.

I’m 73, retired and take my RMDs. But what happens if I become incapacitated and miss them for several years?

“I have relatives who experienced this.”

New York Community Bancorp stock resumes its slide as Fed’s Powell cites ‘challenged’ areas in the banking system

Stock falls nearly 16% after Jerome Powell’s blunt language on ‘expected losses’

Credit-card and car-loan delinquencies are at their highest point in more than a decade

Total U.S. household debt grew by roughly 1% in the fourth quarter to reach $17.5 trillion, New York Fed reported.

‘Undeniable’ Taylor Swift connection: Health and beauty brands are buying pricey Super Bowl ads

The high-profile romance between Taylor Swift and Kansas City Chiefs’ Travis Kelce is having an effect on who advertises in the Super Bowl.

Fed’s Mester warns against cutting rates too soon and too quickly

Cutting interest rates too soon would risk some of the progress seen on reducing inflation and might cause interest-rate policy to reverse course, Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester said Tuesday.

JPMorgan Chase to add 500 branches and 3,500 employees by the end of 2027 as the U.S.’s largest bank gets bigger

Footprint to grow in Boston, Charlotte, N.C., Minneapolis and Philadelphia and Washington.
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