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: Uber announces Carshare, which will allow people to loan out their car for money

Carshare will launch in North America, beginning in Boston and Toronto.

: ‘We need an equity approach to the climate crisis’: When air quality declines, low-income people and communities of color suffer most

Communities of color have long faced the negative effects of air pollution, including more severe asthma symptoms.

Economic Report: U.S. households boost net worth and cut back on debt

The net worth of U.S. households rose 2% in the first quarter to $148.8 trillion, suggesting that the economy might have enough fuel to keep growing.

In One Chart: A new bull market in stocks? Thank the VIX, says Fundstrat’s Tom Lee

The S&P 500's 2023 rally and the collapse of a closely followed Wall Street volatility gauge go hand in hand, says FundStrat's Tom Lee. Here's what's next.

Financial Crime: DOJ reveals identity of Russian hackers believed to be behind epic Mt. Gox bitcoin theft

The men are charged with orchestrating what was then the largest cryptocurrency hack in history — a theft that would amount to nearly $18 billion today.

Front Office Sports: Why the NHL is trusting a cable channel with the Stanley Cup

TNT will be the first American cable channel to exclusively show a major sports championship since 1994.

Washington Watch: Latest Trump indictment could help him in the 2024 GOP primary but not in the general election, analysts say

Former President Trump has been indicted again, this time over his handling of classified documents. What does it mean for the 2024 White House race?

Washington Watch: Donald Trump indicted again. Can he still run for president?

Former President Donald Trump has been indicted on charges of mishandling classified documents. So, can he still run for president?

Help My Career: Want to fight your office’s return-to-work mandate? The law isn’t on your side.

'With few exceptions, the employer has every right to call people back to the office,' one attorney told MarketWatch.

: Apple’s iPhone sales were weaker than usual this May, analyst says

Spring is rarely an exciting time for iPhone sales, as consumers await the fall launch of new models, but this May's sales were likely below typical patterns.

Metals Stocks: Gold’s poised to log weekly gain on the back of a weaker U.S. dollar

Gold prices edge up on Friday, leaving the yellow metal on track to score another weekly rise on the back of overall weakness in U.S. dollar softened. Traders also reassess expectations for a Federal Reserve interest-rate hike next week.

: Here’s one way women can feel more empowered when thinking about their finances

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