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Big life changes often go hand in hand with cleaning out a home — but it doesn’t mean it’s the same every time.

Once you figure out the maze that is Medicare’s sign-up process, there’s endless junk mail, paying for medication you don’t need, confusing emails and the societal woes related to aging.

The Year of the Dragon usually promises a tapestry of prosperity and strength for the U.S. stock market, suggesting the recent rally that has brought the S&P 500 to the 5,000-level may still have room to run.

While squatting is a problem for landlords from Los Angeles to Cleveland to New York City, the issue appears to be reaching a boiling point in Atlanta.

The online marketplace was once all about handcrafted, artisanal and vintage items. That has changed.

Amazon shares continued their charge higher Friday, finishing the day at $174.45.

The IRS is writing smaller refund checks, on average, at the start of this year’s income-tax-filing season, according to new numbers from the tax agency.

Advisers can use AI to improve client relationships and results.

If you’re hoping to gauge Americans’ lingering discontent with postpandemic price increases, look no further than the McDonald’s menu.

Employees of these companies used “off-channel” communications, like personal text messaging services, to discuss clients and business transactions, rather than official company platforms.

The Budweiser Super Bowl ad is entitled “Old-School Delivery” and features the return of the company’s iconic Clydesdale horses.

On Friday, Microsoft’s stock rallied 1.3% in afternoon trading to lift the company’s market capitalization to $3.12 trillion.