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“It probably makes little sense, given our lifestyle, to obsess over retirement accounts.”

The U.S.-Israeli attacks on Iran are hurting European markets most of all, with interest-rate expectations surging for both the Bank of England and European Central Bank on Thursday.

Is the U.S. economy really losing jobs, as the February employment report found? Not according to the low number of people applying for jobless benefits.

Uber plans to invest as much as $1.25 billion in the EV maker as they partner on robotaxis.

The Citrini selloff wasn’t panic — it was an X-ray. The ‘smart money’ is quietly exiting tech sectors AI is disrupting.

A strategist at State Street Bank said he was surprised that the market doesn’t expect the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates — and is still predicting three cuts this year.

Most credit-card holders are inching closer to maxing out their credit lines, according to researchers at The Century Foundation and Protect Borrowers.

JPMorgan’s strategists are concerned about the geopolitical overhang on the U.S. equity market while Panmure Liberum is worried about the second and third order impacts of a sustained oil price shock

There are a few under-the-surface factors that are supporting the stock market.

The bank is considering to get rid of roughly 10% of its total workforce, as the bank is focused on “staff-related inflation.”

A group of Stanford economists pit tax refunds versus rising gasoline prices — and the results aren’t good for American households.

“The attorney found two doctors — one who briefly spoke to her and signed off, and another who never saw her and simply stamped the form.”