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How those strong jobs figures could weaken Biden’s re-election prospects

The data suggest not one but two risks that could give the White House headaches in the months leading up to November.

Just in time for the Grammy Awards, here’s a whiskey from country star Chris Stapleton

The artist, who has three nominations this year, partnered with Buffalo Trace Distillery on Traveller Whiskey

I’m 73 and took my first RMD. Can I rollover my IRA to my 401(k)?

“Can I still continue contributing to my IRA this 2024? Is this allowed by the IRS?”

One year after Norfolk Southern’s East Palestine derailment, rail safety is still in the spotlight

The shockwaves from last February’s derailment of a freight train train carrying hazardous materials continue to reverberate.

Paytm troubles send One 97’s stock plunging, prompting analyst’s ‘sell’ call

One 97 Communications’s stock continued to plunge after a bank used the company’s popular Paytm mobile-payments service was effectively shutdown by bank regulators.

Why Spectrum parent Charter’s stock just had the worst day in its history

Charter shares suffered their worst one-day drop on record Friday as the company’s earnings illustrated continued pressures in cable.

Mark Zuckerberg could pay millions to the IRS on Meta dividends. He still might be getting ‘a major break’.

Mark Zuckerberg delighted Meta shareholders and Wall Street with the social media giant’s first-ever dividend. The IRS may also be happy, now that it’s staring at millions in taxes on the Meta stock dividends bound for Zuckerberg’s portfolio.

Fed’s Goolsbee says January jobs report was ‘almost breathtaking’ on the surface

Chicago Fed President Austan Goolsbee said Friday that while the January job report was impressive on the surface, underlying details were not as strong.

Wall Street’s biggest bear is leaving Morgan Stanley’s investment committee. What he’s gotten right, and wrong, about the stock market.

Mike Wilson will no longer chair Morgan Stanley’s Global Investment Committee but will remain chief U.S. equity strategist and CIO, a report says.

Intel stock is not valued even close to its competition

The bullish case for Intel is strong, despite its lackluster earnings report.

How a scam artist stole an eye-popping $50 million from elderly people, $30 at a time

Prosecutors say Ryan Young raked in nearly $500,000 a month through a scheme with phony prize letters that preyed on older victims across the U.S. and beyond.

Fed is ‘not yet at that point’ of lowering interest rates, Bowman says

The Federal Reserve is not yet at the point where it can start gradually lowering interest rates, Federal Reserve governor Michelle Bowman said on Friday.
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