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Danish shipping company Maersk to pause its container ship traffic through the Red Sea

Danish shipping company A.P. Moller-Maersk will pause all its container shipments through the Red Sea until further notice and send them on a detour around Africa, following an attack on one of its vessels and rising risks to the merchant fleet in the area posed by Houthi militants, Reuters and Bloomberg reported on Friday.

BlackRock draws downgrade on ETF competition

JPMorgan analyst Ken Worthington cites market-share pressure in BlackRock's exchange-traded-fund unit.

Carl Icahn’s investing arm issuing additional debt as stock hovers near 20-year low

Icahn Enterprises has had an annus horribilis, and it's not over yet.

Vacations, cars and roof repairs: You may be surprised by how much you spend in retirement

How to prepare for spending volatility in retirement.

Last-minute Christmas shopping? Here are 12 boozy bottles full of holiday spirit.

This '12 bottles of Christmas' gift guide packs plenty of ideas, such as Sammy Hagar and Guy Fieri's tequila — or a four-pack of alcohol-infused ice cream

Unpaid family caregivers would get a retirement boost under new proposal

A bipartisan proposal in Congress would help unpaid family caregivers make up some lost retirement income.

A midlife crisis can actually be a good thing. How to embrace it.

As creator of the world’s first “midlife wisdom school,” Chip Conley wants to reinvent how people perceive midlife: Not as a crisis, but as a chrysalis.

SEC denies Coinbase’s demand for new crypto rules ahead of 2024 showdown

The SEC denied a petition for rulemaking that Coinbase made demanding the agency bring "regulatory clarity" to crypto markets with fit-for-purpose regulations.

This is the worst part of retirement

Retirement isn’t a destination — it's a journey with three key stops.

Norman Lear, Charlie Munger, Rosalynn Carter and Sandra Day O’Connor lived long and impactful lives. What can they teach us?

Four lessons from "super seniors."

How to include people with Alzheimer’s in holiday celebrations: start small and keep it simple

Buying a gift for someone with dementia can be challenging.

Auto-strike deal boosts industrial production, but other manufacturers struggle

Industrial production rebounded in November and rose 0.2% after the end of a major auto strike, but most other manufacturers saw little improvement.
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