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MarketWatch: Pro-Palestine protesters march through London demanding an Israeli ceasefire in Gaza

Pro-Palestine protesters marched through the streets of London on Saturday demanding an Israeli ceasefire in Gaza.

Key Words: ‘I don’t want to live to be 120’: What one hospice nurse says about dying 

Vlahos has 1.7 million TikTok followers, and a book on "the in-between."

MarketWatch First Take: Robo-taxies remain a pipe dream and greedy companies have only themselves to blame

A setback at Cruise shows that contrary to statements over the last year by Elon Musk and others, driverless cars are not around the corner.

MarketWatch: Elon Musk to provide Starlink internet connectivity to aid organizations in Gaza

Elon Musk said that the SpaceX-owned satellite internet constellation, Starlink, will support internet connectivity to internationally recognized aid organizations in Gaza in a post on X, formerly Twitter, on Saturday.

Project Syndicate: China is ignoring the painful reality threatening its economic growth

By 2035, China will lag behind the U.S. in every demographic metric, and its GDP growth rate will likely fall below America’s.

: Is America’s spending spree ‘sustainable’? Consumers are leaning on their savings to spend, and some economists are worried

Real income growth, the key to healthy spending, fell again in September.

Mutual Funds Weekly: These money and investing tips keep your portfolio fit when markets are out of shape

Money and investing stories popular with MarketWatch readers over the past week.

: When will home prices drop? Here’s what 6 economists say.

Winter is generally a slow season for the real-estate sector, but will it stay frozen or thaw out — and will home prices keep rising, or fall? 

The Big Move: I’m applying for a mortgage, but my wife is leasing a new car. Will that hurt my application or interest rate?

A reader wants to know if a new car lease will affect his mortgage application.

: ‘A tale of two consumers’: Beneath reports of robust spending, subprime consumers are showing strains

Strong consumer spending is powering the U.S. economy, but one group appears ‘vulnerable,’ some experts say.

The Ratings Game: Datadog’s stock shrugs off downgrade as some say Amazon AWS trends bode well

Datadog shares shrugged off a Wells Fargo downgrade Friday as Wall Street saw positive read-throughs for the observability company in Amazon's cloud results.

Market Extra: S&P 500 index enters a correction. Here’s what it means for future performance.

The S&P 500 index closed in correction territory on Friday, its 103th time in history.
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