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: Apple is latest tech giant to pull advertising on X: report

Apple Inc. is the latest tech titan to suspend advertising on X following Elon Musk's endorsement of antisemitic conspiracy theories and the placement of Apple ads alongside pro-Nazi content on the social-media site.

Market Extra: S&P 500 flirts with quickest comeback from correction territory in 10 years. Could it last?

S&P 500 could soon revisit record levels, LPL Financial says

: 6 Thanksgiving dinner hacks for trimming ultra-processed foods from the menu

Some traditional Thanksgiving dishes may feature packaged goods high in sugar or salt. So here are some easy ways to still enjoy your favorite sides while making them a little healthier.

: Remember Tammy Faye Messner? She’s now Broadway-bound in an Elton John musical.

A new show about the late evangelist is slated for the 2024-25 season.

Key Words: BJ’s CEO: Lower prices are good for you, but bad for our sales

"Lower inflation is a headwind to our reported [comparable-club sales] but it helps our members, who have coped with higher prices for the better part of the last two years," said BJ's CEO Bob Eddy

Retirement Weekly: Dividend stocks are better long-term bets than higher yielding Treasurys

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Retirement Weekly: You’re not too old to be an activist. What to keep in mind when you champion a cause.

Activism gives you a chance to change the world in your own way.

: Elon Musk promoting antisemitic post was ‘abhorrent,’ White House says

The Biden administration on Friday slammed Elon Musk after the billionaire owner of X Corp. responded to a social-media post that promoted an antisemitic conspiracy, calling his reply "abhorrent."

Retirement Weekly: What’s the smartest way to donate stock to charity?

Donating appreciated shares is a good tax move, but the nature of shares is different than cash. Here's what to watch out for.

Retirement Weekly: News and analysis for those planning for or living in retirement

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In One Chart: How a second set of Trump tax cuts could jack up the national debt

If Donald Trump were to be elected president in 2024, what would it mean for U.S. tax policy and the national debt?

: Tesla’s stock bounces back, erasing some of its losses after Musk’s controversial comments

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