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Even wealthy Americans are starting to worry more about their jobs

Fresh surveys of consumers have found more higher-income Americans are starting to feel the pressure of a weaker labor market, which will likely lead to less spending and weaken the economy.

We paid my daughter and son-in-law’s mortgage when it reached $76K. Here’s why we chose that magic figure.

“My husband, daughter, son-in-law and I all went to the bank.”

Running a business in a failed state: Cargill’s man with a ringside seat on the chaos in Venezuela

The author of a viral post on Venezuela, relating from personal experience its difficult day-to-day conditions, admits he was shocked by how far his message spread.

Actor Mickey Rourke faces eviction for claim of $59,000 unpaid rent at L.A. home

Hollywood icon Mickey Rourke is facing eviction from his leased Los Angeles home after his landlord accused him of falling behind on nearly $60,000 in rent.

Defense stocks rebound after Trump follows criticism with pledge to lift military budget by 50%

Traders bemoan whipsaw action in the sector

Why a weaker construction market has become a problem for Constellation Brands’ beer business

Corona maker Constellation Brands said that economic stress among its large segment of Hispanic consumers and a weaker construction market continued to weigh on beer demand.

Why Trump banning institutional investors like Blackstone from buying homes won’t bring down housing costs, according to experts

‘Institutional investors are a tiny share of the market, and a tinier share of the total U.S. housing market,’ one expert says

Goldman Sachs’ Apple Card saga is finally coming to an end

JPMorgan will take over the card program, which had been a major headache for Goldman.

Here’s how much oil Venezuela is producing and exporting, as the country’s future hangs in the balance

A guide to what’s happened with Venezuela’s crude-oil production and exports since President Donald Trump ordered a blockade of sanctioned oil tankers linked to Venezuela.

Dow gets off to its best yearly start since 2018 despite Wednesday’s 466-point drop

The Dow Jones Industrial Average is having its best start to any new year since 2018, bolstered by financial and industrial names like Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Caterpillar Inc., despite pullbacks in the blue-chip index and both companies’ shares on Wednesday.

Lockheed and Northrop shares dive as Trump says he’ll ‘not permit’ dividends and buybacks in defense sector

President targets executive pay as he calls for faster production and maintenance of military equipment

Pittsburgh’s largest newspaper says it’s shutting down just weeks after end of 3-year strike

The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette’s owner, Block Communications, says a November court ruling ordering the paper to restore an earlier employee contract made continuing unsustainable
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