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Market Extra: Rising bond yields drag real estate, utility stocks as this ETF sees ‘decisive breakdown’

Rising bond yields are rattling markets, luring investors with attractive rates while exerting pressure on pockets of equities such as the real estate and utilities sectors.

Living With Climate Change: It’s official: This summer was the hottest on record

'The dog days of summer are not just barking, they are biting,' the U.N.'s Guterres says as 2023 marked as the hottest summer recorded by modern technology.

The Margin: It’s a win-win if you stop saying the 10 most annoying phrases at work

Workers are sick of these 10 most annoying business buzzwords, a new survey says — and 1 in 5 see corporate jargon as a red flag when applying for jobs. 

Your Digital Self: Bitcoin ETF would be a win for BlackRock — but maybe not for crypto investors

Potential concentration of power raises questions about market integrity and transparency.

Outside the Box: U.S. government’s crusade against Big Tech threatens investors and the economy

The FTC is pursuing a dangerous 'by any means necessary' approach to antitrust enforcement.

Michael Brush: Cannabis stocks are still a buy despite recent double-digit gains

U.S. move to decrimalize marijuana is a major breakthrough for companies in the sector.

: The best city for retirement offers bingo, fishing and a low crime rate

Florida cities rank among the best for retirement, according to latest WalletHub study.

The Fed: U.S. Senate overwhelmingly confirms Jefferson as Fed’s No.2

The U.S. Senate on Wednesday voted to confirm Fed Gov. Philip Jefferson as the Fed's Vice Chair.

The Tell: Stock market’s near-term fate may depend on this S&P 500 ‘line in the sand’, technical analyst says

An early September wobble aside, stock-market bulls are hanging in there. The 4,450 level for the S&P 500 could be very important in the near term.

Futures Movers: Oil prices ease back from 2023 highs

Oil futures edge lower early Wednesday, pulling back from 2023 highs a day after the extension of supply cuts by Saudi Arabia and Russia sparked a major rally.

Encore: Any Social Security legislative package should include an automatic adjustment mechanism

There is a backstop arrangement, but it’s a draconian one.

Brett Arends's ROI: I’m retiring at 65 with $2 million, an $850,000 home and $3,500 a month in Social Security. Should I follow the 4% rule if I don’t want to leave an inheritance?

If you’re not worried about leaving any money behind, there is a simple solution.
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