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Key Words: Ray Dalio calls McCarthy’s ouster ‘another step away from democracy and toward civil war’

The ousting of Kevin McCarthy as House speaker underlines hardening partisan conflict and marks a step toward civil war, says billionaire investor Ray Dalio.

: Amazon Prime Day: What not to buy during the October sale

Amazon's 'Prime Big Deal Days' event is Oct. 10-11 — but not every discount is as good as it looks. Here are 7 things to hold off on buying until Black Friday.

The Ratings Game: Arm’s stock could soar as much as 57%, according to a new crop of bullish research

Shares of Arm Holdings PLC are trading only 6% above their initial-public-offering price, but analysts see far more upside for the chip-design name.

: Metro Bank secures new cash injection following urgent talks with investors

Metro Bank has struck a deal to secure £925 million worth of new funding following concerns about its future

Europe Markets: U.K. energy group shares rally as Middle East conflict boosts oil prices

London's FTSE 100 was an outperformer across European bourses Monday, as a fresh Middle East conflagration boosted the price of oil and lifted energy stocks.

: Rivian’s missteps last week were ‘another gut punch’ for investors, says Wedbush

Rivian's stock was down 2.2% early Monday after a critical note from analyst Dan Ives.

The Moneyist: Should I put my fiancé’s name on the deed to my California home after we marry?

‘I make $83,000 a year. My fiancé is a graduate student working towards his master’s degree in a special education.’

Banking: Citigroup confirms sale of China-wealth unit to HSBC

Citi has now exited eight of 14 markets after revealing plans in early 2021 to exit its overseas consumer-banking businesses.

Need to Know: From $150 oil to no impact at all: What the surprise attack on Israel means to markets

Trying to map out all the possibilities from the surprise attack on Israel yields results ranging from a surge in oil prices to no change at all.

Futures Movers: Oil prices remain elevated as Hamas attack on Israel raises supply concerns

Crude prices were up more than 3%, though off highs seen Sunday as the market opened with bigger gains after a surprise deadly weekend attack by Hamas on Israel.

: Worried about a recession, 54% of Americans say they keep too much money in cash. But how much is too much in this economy?

You need money in savings --- but not too much.

Movers & Shakers: Shares in weapons makers Lockheed Martin, RTX surge following surprise attack on Israel and other stocks on the move

Shares in RTX, Lockheed Martin, Marathon Oil, Occidental Petroleum, Mirati Therapeutics, and Bristol Myers Squibb Co. were on the move
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