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UnitedHealth is dropping a million seniors from Medicare Advantage as it aims to restore its ‘swagger’

America’s largest insurer is making sweeping changes to its Medicare Advantage plans to improve profit margins.

Here’s why Nexstar’s CEO thinks the FCC should change the rules to allow a merger with Tegna

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr has long advocated for changes to rules that limit the number of stations a local television company can own, but opponents say that’s something only Congress can address.

This is why Trump & Co. keep talking about phantom $2,000 checks 

It’s politics, not economics.

MP Materials gets another government deal, this time in Saudi Arabi

MP Materials’ stock was surging Wednesday after the rare-earth producer announced a partnership with the U.S. government to build a refinery in Saudi Arabia.

Alphabet’s stunning stock surge this year could fuel this never-before-seen feat

Wall Street once thought ChatGPT would kill Google. Now Alphabet’s stock is on track to become the best-performing “Magnificent Seven” stock on an annual basis for the first time in its history.

Why the Japanese yen trading back toward its lows for the year could be important for markets

Some strategists think the Bank of Japan must hike, other argue for yield curve control.

TJ Maxx parent’s sales surge, as consumers continue to enjoy the hunt for off-price goods

Shares of the parent company of T.J. Maxx and Marshalls climbed into record territory as quarterly results beat on all the key metrics, as customers continued to flock to its off-price goods.

Roth conversions will bring my income up to $400K. I’m 68. How much should I move over?

”I know all about taxes, Medicare, growth rate, inflation, Roth conversions, etc.”

I’m 27. I earn $105K and my boyfriend, 28, earns $63K. What percentage of our rent should I be paying?

“He doesn’t have a lot of savings because of his lower income and student-loan payments.”

Target sales disappoint as store traffic and spending decline

Target’s stock was falling as profit beat expectations, but the full-year outlook was trimmed and comparable sales declined for a third consecutive quarter.

T-bill and chill: Robinhood CIO on what to do after the selloff and the danger markets are ignoring

The best move investors can make right now may be to just ‘sit tight,’ says Robinhood’s CIO Stephanie Guild.

Expect more secondhand holiday gifts this year — thanks in part to Gen Z’s love of thrifting

As households face tighter budgets, experts anticipate more people will shop secondhand for gifts this holiday season.
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