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Kelley Blue Book: 10 of the best luxury cars you can get for less than $40,000

Here are 10 of the best luxury cars you’ll find with price tags under $40,000.

Kelley Blue Book: The 2024 Nissan Z is a blast from the past and a pure fun machine

Nissan didn’t stray far from the styling roots of the original 1969 240Z. It’s a 2-seat, turbocharged fun machine in a world of big, practical SUVs. Pricing starts at $42,210.

NerdWallet: Survey: half of Americans will travel for at least one of the winter holidays. Expect crowds.

On peak travel days, expect longer security lines, slower boarding, crowded lounges, canceled flights, and getting stuck in the middle seat.

Next Avenue: The pros and cons of Medicare vs. Medicare Advantage

Medicare's open enrollment period is in full swing—make sure you understand the basic differences between Original Medicare and Medicare Advantage.

: China may end long-running suspension of Boeing 737 Max aircraft: report

The Chinese government may reportedly be close to lifting a commercial freeze on Boeing Co.'s 737 Max jetliner.

: What the ‘Amazon effect’ did to home prices in one U.S. city

Amazon’s announcement that it was building HQ2 in Arlington, Va. boosted home prices and sales, albeit temporarily, according to a new report by Bright MLS.

Dow Jones Newswires: SK Hynix starts shipping new advanced mobile chips

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Dow Jones Newswires: China’s Dongfeng Motor launches brand of AI-powered cars

Dongfeng Motor Group has launched a brand of so-called smart cars, joining a slew of companies in developing vehicles using artificial intelligence.

: This week’s October inflation data looms large on Washington’s economic radar

Here's a preview of the inflation report and other critical data and events that will have the markets' attention this week.

Market Snapshot: Stock-market rally faces make-or-break moment. How to play U.S. October inflation data.

U.S. inflation data could spark big market moves this week.

Earnings Watch: Retail earnings begin this week. ‘It’s getting worse,’ an analyst says

Considering three years of economic upheaval that have driven up prices and consumer resentment, consumer spending could be worse.

Help Me Retire: ‘We stay in two-star hotels’: We’re 70 and have $1.8 million, but my husband insists on living cheap. Don’t we have enough?

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