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Key Words: Georgia’s governor declares ‘state of emergency’ over inflation and pauses gas tax. Is that a wise decision?

Georgia's 31-cent per gallon tax is now on hold for one month.

Economic Report: U.S. records budget surplus in August as White House makes adjustment for blocked student loan plan

The U.S. recorded a $89 billion budget surplus in August, as a result of savings from the student loans program , the Treasury Department said Tuesday.

: Would a United Auto Workers strike provide an opportunity for Tesla — and push up used-car prices?

The current UAW contract with Ford, General Motors and Stellantis expires within days.

In One Chart: Small-cap stock weakness sees Russell 2000 flirt with 200-day moving average

A bout of small-cap underperformance in the face of renewed “higher-for-longer” rate expectations sees the benchmark Russell 2000 threaten an important support level.

The Ratings Game: Adobe releases Firefly AI commercially and announces pricing moves ahead of earnings

Adobe shares rose higher Wednesday after the company announced ahead of earnings that it will implement a credit system to charge users when they use Firefly AI.

The Moneyist: ‘She says it’s not fair!’ My wife will retire at 62, and I’ll be ready at 59. We have $5 million. Am I being lazy?

"My wife is four years older than me."

: Citigroup’s stock rises as bank reorganizes into a ‘streamlined geographic structure’

Heads of five major business units will report directly to Citi CEO Jane Fraser.

: Too high? SEC hits Stoner Cats cartoon with big fine for unregistered NFT sale that netted millions

The animated series, backed by actress Mila Kunis, was produced with $8.2 million raised through the 2021 NFT sale.

Market Extra: ‘Complicated’ inflation report produces wavering U.S. stocks, keeps higher-for-longer theme in rates intact

A less-than-straightforward August's consumer price index came in mostly in line with expectations and provided reasons for the Federal Reserve to hike again.

: Student loan payment resumption will be a ‘major financial shock’ for renters, Moody’s says

Student loan payments are expected to resume in October and will have a big impact on young renters, according to a new report.

Futures Movers: Oil prices extend rise on supply worries

Oil prices extend rise, trading at 2023 highs, after the International Energy Agency says supply cuts by Saudi Arabia will leave the market with a significant shortfall through year-end.

: Student debt is not just for the young. Older adults are also struggling to repay school loans.

People 50 and older make up 20% of all student-loan borrowers, but they owe 25% of all outstanding debt, for a total of $411 billion.
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