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FA Center: ‘I’m feeling the pain with you.’ What financial advisers do to keep you from panicking about stocks.

People's biggest fear is that their money runs out.

Project Syndicate: The world needs Biden and Xi to lead, even with U.S.-China relations on the edge

Summit in San Francisco could be a much-needed second chance for the world's two superpowers -- and their leaders.

The Fed: Fed maintains freeze on interest rates as it fine-tunes fight against inflation

The Federal Reserve on Wednesday held interest rates steady, but kept alive the possibility of further rate hikes.

Earnings Results: DoorDash shares rally after earnings beat, helped by expansion beyond restaurants

Online delivery app DoorDash Inc. on Wednesday reported third-quarter results that beat expectations.

Earnings Results: EA’s stock rises on improved bottom line, revenue beat

EA reported fiscal second-quarter net income of $399 million, or $1.47 a share, compared with net income of $299 million, or $1.07 a share, a year ago.

Beth Pinsker: If saving $23,000 in your 401(k) next year isn’t enough, you can double that (or more) with the right strategy — and it’s legal

The IRS employee maximum is what most people talk about, but people over 50, high-earners and the self-employed can put in more.

: AMC’s debt-to-equity, late payments, could be ‘red flags,’ warns Creditsafe

AMC’s high negative debt-to-equity could be an indicator of financial trouble, according to Creditsafe.

Market Extra: Bond ETFs trade higher after Fed statement, Powell’s remarks

Shares of large exchange-traded funds that buy bonds were getting a lift after the Federal Reserve's policy meeting concluded Wednesday

Project Syndicate: Emerging markets — unlike the U.S. — are managing debt well and seeing results

When did these serial defaulters become bastions of economic resilience? writes Kenneth Rogoff.

TaxWatch: You can save up to $23,000 in your 401(k) next year, the IRS says

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The Tell: Wall Street analysts are souring on stocks. That could mean the S&P 500 is poised for a 15% rally.

Wall Street analysts are souring on U.S. stocks. Historically, that has meant that the market is likely to climb during the coming months, with gains sometimes breaking into double-digit percentage territory.

: Spending like crazy? Struggling between paydays? Consumers are sending mixed signals ahead of the holidays

Data show that Americans haven’t stopped spending. So why do they also say they're cutting back on holiday travel and still living paycheck to paycheck?
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