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Brett Arends's ROI: ‘I’m 61, just got laid off, and have $550,000 in savings and no mortgage: Can I retire yet?’

You’ve got so many options it’s hard to know where to start

Retire Better: This one thing could boost financial well-being for women

70% of older women want financial education, only 16% have received it

: USPS raises stamp prices for the third time in past year

The United States Postal Service is hiking stamp prices another 4.8% to 'offset the rise in inflation'

The Ratings Game: Nvidia ‘should have at least 90%’ of AI chip market with AMD on its heels

Nvidia Corp. stands to command "at least 90%" of market share in the AI chip market with Advanced Micro Devices Inc. poised in second place.

: All eyes are on AI as Congress heads back into session

Congress’ schedule for their first week back is packed with AI, a sign that AI could be at the center of the policy agenda this session.

In One Chart: Fed’s reverse repo facility sees demand tumble to $1.8 trillion as Treasury bill deluge refills U.S. coffers

Demand for the Federal Reserve's popular overnight reverse repo facility continues to drop from its near $2.6 trillion daily peak in the wake of the June U.S. debt-ceiling deal.

The Ratings Game: Cava Group’s stock soars as analysts remain bullish after near-doubling in price since IPO

At least four of the banks that were underwriters on Cava's IPO rate the stock a buy, while Morgan Stanley opts for equal weight.

The Fed: Fed’s Mester calls for slightly higher interest rates

Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester said Monday that the Fed needs to raise its benchmark interest rate "somewhat further."

: FMC’s stock rocked after ‘breathtaking’ cut to revenue outlook

FMC Corp.'s stock was suffering its worst day in more than 3 years after the agricultural-chemicals company slashed its revenue outlook by a "breathtaking" amount.

Mark Hulbert: Why gold will beat the stock market in the coming weeks

Gold and gold mining stocks are once again poised for a significant rally.

Banking: Fed’s Michael Barr proposes new capital requirements for banks with $100 billion or more in assets

Barr said lowering the threshold for new capital requirements from $700 billion in assets would strengthen the banking system after recent bank failures.

Next Avenue: The mystery of the missing heir

It can take some detective work to find a missing beneficiary; that's why one attorney started a company that tracks down individuals named in wills.
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