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Nike finally gets involved in one of the fastest-growing global sports. Is it too late?

Nike signed No. 1-ranked pickleball player Anna Leigh Waters to its roster of sponsored athletes.

My wealthy friend invited me to stay, but he doesn’t need more ‘stuff.’ What do I get the man who has everything?

“He has a beautiful home, and enough antiques and collectibles stored up over a lifetime.”

Here’s everything investors need to know about the historic silver rally in 10 charts

Booming demand from speculators and industrial players alike has created the “perfect storm” for the white metal.

We plan to retire at 62 and have $1 million, plus my wife’s pension and Social Security. Do we have enough to retire early?

“We have no debt.”

‘I had hoped the virus would be contained in China’: An inside look at the Fed’s historic fight to save the U.S. economy

Senior Federal Reserve officials were in a good mood in January 2020 — but danger was brewing on the other side of the world.

This group of tech stocks screams opportunity after a bewildering selloff

A meltdown in software stocks has left several high-growth names trading at bargain prices, according to some on Wall Street.

S&P 500 has gained 16% in Trump’s first year back in office. How that compares with other presidents.

Donald Trump’s first year back in the White House shook the U.S. stock market — but it’s still way up.

From Iran to Venezuela, why the oil market is on edge this weekend

Weekends now seem to be the worse time for oil traders to let their guard down.

Trump wants to let you take money from your 401(k) to buy a house. Putting it back is complicated.

If you can avoid the 10% penalty, does that make it a good deal?

Micron’s stunning stock gains are encapsulated by this milestone

Micron Technology is now worth more than $400 billion, just a few weeks after topping a $300 billion valuation.

Education Department pauses plan to seize wages, tax refunds of defaulted student-loan borrowers

The announcement comes a little more than a week after the agency had planned to start warning defaulted borrowers their wages would be garnished.

Trump tried to give Powell one last shove out the door. Now he’s likely to stay.

Jerome Powell’s term as Federal Reserve chair ends in May — but he can choose to stay on as a Fed governor until 2028.
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