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Most advisory firms’ $500,000 or $1 million thresholds are actually just branding tools. Here’s how to tell if you’re actually a good fit for their services.

One flier told MarketWatch that a fellow passenger sprayed them with perfume. She contacted the airline’s CEO.

Bitcoin’s relative strength on Friday may offer a bullish clue for battered software shares — that is, if a past relationship still holds.

The economic toll of the Iran conflict is starting to show up at home.

Airlines are now making over $100 billion a year from add-on fees.

Nike’s chief innovation officer is leaving, just as analysts worry whether the execution of the company’s turnaround needs an outside perspective.

Ahead of U.S.-Iranian talks in Pakistan over the weekend, Iran’s de facto control of the Strait of Hormuz remains a thorny issue, with traffic through the waterway still severely limited.

The Iran war has jolted oil prices and stocks over the past six weeks, leaving investors on edge over negotiations slated for this weekend.

The narrative around Marvell is refocusing around the company’s optical business.

“Inflation is almost eating up the entirety of Americans’ wage gains already,” one economist says.

Stubbornly high car prices are pushing more buyers to expand their search radius beyond state lines to find a deal.

Retiring to a college community can be great — if you can afford it.