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: Quality of life for older LGBTQ+ New Yorkers to be improved under new commission

The commission will look at health, housing, financial, social and long-term care needs.

Futures Movers: Oil prices on track for fifth straight loss ahead of inventory data

Oil futures are falling for a fifth straight day after industry data point to a rise in U.S. crude inventories.

: Harvard president on Hamas attack: ‘I was focused on action that weekend, not statements’

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The View From Unretirement: Could the retirement pension be making a comeback?

Why news from IBM and talk of "lifetime income" may lead to alternatives to traditional 401(k)s

Michael Brush: This fund manager crushes the market — here’s what to learn (and own) from his playbook

Schwartz Value Focused Fund avoids 'inebriated' debt-laden companies.

: The backlash against fast fashion is growing. Get out of these stocks now, says Deutsche Bank

The bank warned of an oncoming backlash against the fast-fashion industry

Commodities Corner: Gold just hit a record high. Is it too late for investors to add it to portfolios?

Here's how analysts are thinking about gold after its run to an all-time high.

Washington Watch: Biden can win swing districts by cracking down on ‘corporate price gouging,’ new poll says: exclusive

New polling shows President Joe Biden could benefit from adopting a new combative stance against American corporations.

Need to Know: Here are the rookie mistakes being made by millennial and Gen Z investors

Younger investors see their peers making bank off crypto and equity options. Those lead to big rookie mistakes, says DataTrek's Jessica Rabe.

Bond Report: Ten-year Treasury yields trade around 4.20% ahead of ADP jobs report

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: Inflation is slowing, but consumers aren’t buying it. Are they just stuck in the past?

Why do consumers feed so bad in an economy that seems so good? One expert may have an answer.

: Camel cigarette maker to take $31.5 billion write-down

British American Tobacco shares slumped 8% as the cigarette maker said it will write down the value of its cigarette brands by £25 billion ($31.5 billion).
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