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This is what Columbia’s $200M deal with the Trump administration means for other schools

The agreement could push other colleges to preemptively change policies, experts say

This meme stock stands out in a market that wants to go even higher

Opendoor Technologies options are less-risky bets on this hot stock. Meanwhile, the S&P 500 continues to defy gravity.

How Hulk Hogan helped transform pro wrestling from a sideshow to the main event

When Hogan burst onto the pro wrestling scene, it was a collection of fly-by-night regional promotions. By the time he was done, it had become a multibillion-dollar global business.

Increasing immigration can improve the finances of Social Security

Having more babies is not the only way to raise the worker-to-retiree ratio

IBM’s stock is sliding. Here’s why these analysts see an opportunity to buy.

Analysts are upbeat about the potential for IBM’s software business, despite disappointing performance there in the most recent quarter.

America’s 63 million family caregivers are mostly unpaid, stressed and begging for help

That’s a huge 45% jump from 10 years ago, according to a new AARP study.

Inflation, recession fears and the worst cattle shortage in over 70 years haven’t dented beef demand. Here’s why.

Record-high beef prices have failed to shake consumer demand, which stands at its highest in at least 20 years.

The ECB just pressed pause on rate cuts. The next move isn’t clear.

ECB President Christine Lagarde left economists and investors a little less certain as to when, or perhaps even whether, further easing will arrive.

U.S. economy saw stronger but uneven growth, higher inflation in July: S&P surveys

U.S. economic activity grew at a sharply higher rate in July, a pair of S&P surveys of purchasing managers found — though the growth was concentrated in the services sector, while manufacturing struggled.

UnitedHealth confirms DOJ criminal probe two months after calling a report of one ‘irresponsible’

UnitedHealth Group’s stock fell Thursday after the company confirmed government criminal and civil investigations into its Medicare practices but stressed that it doesn’t expect to be charged with any wrongdoing.

We asked readers how they prefer their Coca-Cola. Only 2.8% chose high-fructose corn syrup over cane sugar.

Coca-Cola will soon introduce a cane-sugar version in the U.S. as an alternative offering.

Newly built homes are cheaper than previously owned homes as builders ramp up price cuts

As home builders aggressively slash prices to boost sales, prices of newly built homes are coming down.
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