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I’m subletting my apartment to tenants who complain about the Wi-Fi. Do I have to pay for faster service?

“I’ve never had any issues with my internet, so I’m not sure what’s going on.”

Eight stock picks to play one of the healthiest corners of the market

The healthcare sector of the U.S. stock market as a whole is cheaply priced, which can make it attractive to investors concerned that the S&P 500 has gotten too expensive several years into a bull market.

There are a few weeks left to supersize your Roth conversion without raising your tax bill

Tax-law changes may allow you to increase the transaction you had planned.

Disney bets big on AI content, with a $1 billion investment in OpenAI

Disney’s deal with OpenAI will allow fans to make short-form clips using Disney characters.

Jobless claims surge after Thanksgiving, but low layoffs still the norm in the labor market

The number of people who applied for unemployment benefits after Thanksgiving jumped to a three-month high, but the increase was exaggerated by the holiday and there’s little evidence of rapidly rising U.S. layoffs.

Winklevoss twins thank Trump for his help in wake of Gemini Space Station’s disastrous IPO

Investors in Gemini Space Station shares finally had something to really cheer about.

Eli Lilly’s newest weight-loss drug relieved pain in patients with knee osteoarthritis

Eli Lilly’s “triple g” drug helped patients lose about 28.7% of their body weight while also reducing pain associated with knee osteoarthritis in a Phase 3 trial.

The Fed will help drive a 10% gain for stocks in 2026, says one of Wall Street’s most accurate forecasters, Tom Lee

A wall of worry headed into 2026 won’t stop stocks from logging more gains, says Fundstrat’s Tom Lee.

‘This feels like an opportunity’: I’m 55, earn $78,000 and have no kids. My mother gave me $10,000. What should I do?

“I also have $1,000 on a credit card, which will be paid in full next month.”

My Taiwanese immigrant friend worked in Walmart for minimum wage and retired at 87 with $2 million. What was her secret?

“She owns two houses and lives with a disabled son.”

Investor who bought former Kanye West home in Malibu threatened with foreclosure

The Malibu beach house is being turned into a unique members-only investment opportunity after the latest owner was threatened with foreclosure, having defaulted on his $18.5 million mortgage.

Gundlach keeps finding 1995 parallels as Fed finally catches up to 2-year Treasury

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