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Travel: Flying with food this Thanksgiving? Here are the rules, according to the TSA.

Travel tips from the TSA include what food items you can carry on, and what must go into a checked bag

The Fed: ‘Most’ Fed officials continue to worry about reacceleration of inflation, minutes show

Federal Reserve officials remain concerned that the strong U.S. economy would cause inflation to reaccelerate, according to minutes of the Fed's meeting earlier this month that were released Tuesday.

Beth Pinsker: Here are the worst money takes you will hear at the holidays

What the heck is Uncle Bob going on about now?

Market Extra: Central banks are cutting interest rates at fastest clip in years. When will the Fed join them?

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In One Chart: This closely watched stock-market indicator shows the current rally is poised to extend through year end

A lightning-fast rebound in the U.S. stock market in recent weeks has driven the S&P 500 to book its biggest three-week percentage gain in over three years, and there is still room for the rally to continue into the year end, according to DataTrek Research. 

Banking: Morgan Stanley executive Andy Saperstein diagnosed with cancer

Andy Saperstein plans to keep working with Morgan Stanley while receiving treatment.

Currencies: The previously invincible U.S. dollar is sliding versus the Chinese yuan and Japanese yen. What gives?

The Japanese yen and Chinese yuan are showing signs of life against the U.S. dollar.

Financial Crime: DOJ expected to announce settlement with Binance to end criminal probe: reports

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MarketWatch First Take: The OpenAI debacle shows Silicon Valley will never police itself

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: Are stores open on Thanksgiving? Will the post officer deliver on Black Friday?

Be prepared for the November holiday period --- and know that there are still a few places open on Thanksgiving Day.

Market Extra: Gold prices top $2,000 an ounce, on track for highest finish since July

Gold futures climbed Tuesday, topping $2,000 an ounce and headed for their highest finish since late July.

: Will consumers go on a holiday season spending binge? Not this year, experts say.

The amount of money Americans spend during the holiday shopping season is expected to return to "normal" this year --- but weak retail sales in October raised red flags.
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