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‘I’m tired of corporate America’: My wife and I have $1.65 million. I’m 61. Can I retire already?

“My annual income is $108,000.”

How your increasingly expensive matcha latte explains what’s eating global trade

TikTok influencers are driving a worldwide matcha shortage. The viral demand is exposing vulnerable supply chains — with tariffs only adding to the risk.

Money-supply growth and a wave of rate cuts outside the U.S. are propelling stocks, says this fund manager

Daniel Lacalle is more positive on equity markets, the dollar and trade relations than consensus

‘Stagflation is coming to the U.S.,’ says this economist. Here’s what it means for the dollar, bonds and stocks.

The greenback faces a Wile E. Coyote moment says Savvas Savouri

‘This scam stuff is going to get worse’: A man approached me in my car — he had a crazy story

“I got rid of him by asking for a business card and a company name, and he bugged out.”

Gold is flying higher — a report of gold-bar tariffs is doing the trick

A report that the U.S. is considering tariffs on gold bars sent futures prices surging on Friday. Analysts weigh in on what it means for investors and the industry.

Miran tapped by Trump for Fed governor post. Why ‘he’s just a seat warmer.’

In a post on Truth Social, President Trump said he’s chosen Stephen Miran, who heads the Council of Economic Advisers, to serve in the recently vacated seat until Jan. 31.

Instacart says its grocery partners are starting to ‘embrace more competitive pricing,’ as demand forecast tops estimates

Shares of Instacart rallied late Thursday after the grocery-delivery app’s forecast for a key demand metric came in above Wall Street’s estimates.

Trade Desk’s stock tumbles after earnings. Are investors being too harsh?

The ad tech company failed to deliver meaningful upside with its outlook and announced a change at CFO, but results for the latest quarter beat expectations.

I’m ready to invest in crypto with my 401(k). So why can’t I do it yet? 

Trump signed the executive order greenlighting nontraditional investments in retirement plans, but that’s just Step 1.

Block’s stock pops after earnings, as its two financial engines reignite

Block’s CFO says the Square business is winning market share again and the Cash App business is growing its engagement.

Live Nation’s second quarter was mixed. It’s still hoping to ride massive shows, more upsells to a record year.

The company plans to invest in new venues, with more of an emphasis on hospitality.
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