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Next Avenue: Medical tourists seek cheaper healthcare and dental treatments, but there’s plenty that can go wrong

Medical tourism is popular, but unlucky patients with complications can spend thousands more than they would have if they had care at home

NerdWallet: Empty office buildings and the housing crisis: facts, myths and the economic reality

Could office-to-housing conversions play a material role in solving the housing crisis? Brookings Metro fellow Tracy Hadden Loh discusses the challenges.

Movers & Shakers: Zoom Video stock climbs after earnings, Activision Blizzard advances on Microsoft pact and other stocks on the move

Activision Blizzard, Fabrinet and Zoom Video Communications are among the stocks in focus.

Market Snapshot: U.S. stock futures gain ground after Treasury yields stall

U.S. stock futures climb as Treasury yields dip from near 16-year highs.

: Sandwich maker Subway near $10 billion deal to be sold to private-equity firm: report

The Subway sandwich shop owner is set to be sold to a private-equity firm for $9.6 billion, according to a report.

The Moneyist: My husband and I have $6 million in retirement and zero debt. What do you recommend for the couple who has everything?

‘We now have $3 million, $2.5 million in stocks, cash and CDs, and a $650,000 home.’

: Microsoft proposes Ubisoft license to win U.K. approval for Activision Blizzard buyout

Microsoft will change the terms of its Activision Blizzard buyout offer in a new effort to win approval from the U.K. competition regulator.

Dow Jones Newswires: Dick’s Sporting Goods announces hundreds of layoffs ahead of earnings

Retailer Dick's Sporting Goods has cut hundreds of corporate jobs ahead of its quarterly earnings release Tuesday.

Earnings Results: Zoom’s stock pops 4% on strong earnings, guidance

Zoom Video Communications Inc.’s stock climbed in extended trading Monday, after the videoconferencing company topped expectations across the board with its financial results and forecasts. 

MarketWatch First Take: SoftBank’s Arm is going public, but it faces a rapidly growing threat

Arm Holdings is finally going public again as soon as next month, but the chip designer owned by SoftBank just raised the specter of a big potential threat.

In One Chart: Workers are flying high in the sky, not jetting back to the office

Airline travel is surging, showing people aren't staying home. But many companies still struggle to get more workers back to the office in 2023, according to Deutsche Bank researchers.

The Tell: ETF that tracks Jim Cramer’s stock picks to close

An exchange-traded fund set up to track CNBC personality Jim Cramer's stock picks is closing, while a fund that fades his stock selections will continue.
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