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: Older Americans will spend 12 years living with disability or disease — why are we so unhealthy?

The U.S. lags other countries when it comes to life expectancy and the number of years of good health a person can expect.

: AMC data indicates ‘panic’ ahead of APE stock conversion, says Stocktwits

"Sentiment has never felt worse in regards to AMC,” said Tommy Tranfo, head of community at Stocktwits

Washington Watch: Republican debate: Why you may hear big numbers like 19% inflation, and how to make sense of it all

Republicans have been talking about percentage gains of inflation being in the high teens. Here's how to look at that data in context.

Futures Movers: Oil prices settle lower as China demand worries persist

Oil futures settle lower Tuesday for a second straight session, with prices unable to shake worries over China's economic outlook.

The Ratings Game: Mattel might have ‘Barbie,’ but archrival Hasbro still has plenty in the tank for next year, analyst says, as shares rally

BofA analysts on Tuesday said Hasbro should get a jolt in profit next year on the popularity of new games.

FA Center: If you think you can’t afford long-term healthcare, here are some options   

Once you hit your 60s, you’ll want to develop a long-term-care plan.

Living With Climate Change: What is a heat dome? There’s one roasting Texas and the Midwest

Extreme-heat warnings are in effect for about 143 million Americans this week, due to a heat dome that is hovering over the Midwest, South and Southwest.

The Tell: Wall Street firm cuts S&P 500 target. What Seaport says could go wrong by end of 2023

A Wall Street research firm reassesses its 2023 outlook for the large-cap benchmark as rising Treasury yields continue to weigh on risky assets. 

In One Chart: As credit-card debt tops $1 trillion, smaller banks see a worrisome trend

Smaller banks are seeing credit-card delinquencies hit record levels as many consumers exhaust their credit, according to the Wells Fargo Investment Institute.

In One Chart: August shapes up to be one of this year’s worst months for Treasurys

Signs of U.S. economic overheating have left Treasurys with negative returns of around 1.9% so far this month.

In One Chart: Rise in Treasury yields is almost entirely due to one factor, strategist says

Ninety percent of the current rise in long-dated Treasury yields is due to the fact that real rates are also rising, said Joseph Kalish of Ned Davis Research.

: In 2023, this alcoholic drink is more popular than ever

Gallup polling has been asking consumers about their favorite alcoholic drinks for 30 years.
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