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Retirement Weekly: I’m 67, single and have no heirs. Should I buy an annuity for my retirement?

'I like the security of knowing I would have this guaranteed income for the rest of my life'

Retirement Weekly: Your standard of living in retirement is largely determined by this surprising thing

The close correlation between retirement portfolio performance and the stock and bond markets

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

Retirement news and analysis

Market Extra: Dollar falls to two-week low as U.S. job market cools off in June

The U.S. dollar fell Friday after data suggested that U.S. labor market, though still tight, may be cooling off as rising interest rates gradually weaken the economy.

The Fed: Fed’s Goolsbee says job data show labor market is cooling to sustainable pace

Chicago Fed President Austan Goolsbee said the labor market data show that job growth is slowing down to a sustainable pace.

Economic Report: Women may soon hold majority of jobs in the U.S. again

More women than ever in the prime of their careers are working. And soon women could outnumber men again in the workplace.

Cannabis Watch: Cannabis company Cronos Group confirms merger talks but says it’s too early to say if it’ll reach a deal

Canadian company backed by U.S. tobacco giant Altria is reportedly in talks with Curaleaf as it confirms merger negotiations with a number of unnamed suitors.

The Ratings Game: Levi’s stock falls as analysts say lowered outlook doesn’t affect long-term growth

Levi Strauss shares fell Friday as analysts said the jeans maker's reduced outlook brought it in line with weak consumer spending reported by others earlier in the year.

Market Extra: Why stock-market investors find wage data in the June jobs report unsettling

U.S. stocks wobble Friday as investors weigh a weaker-than-expected rise in June nonfarm payrolls against sticky wage gains.

The Margin: The Eagles are saying ‘The Long Goodbye’ — but is this really their farewell tour?

Many rock artists and groups return to the stage after announcing their retirement

Economic Report: Worker pay is still going up fast — and that means higher interest rates

Rising pay levels are usually a good thing for workers and the economy, but right now that might be too much of a good thing.

The Ratings Game: Shares of Paramount, Warner Bros. fall after downgrades, on concerns over falling ad spending

Paramount Global and Warner Bros. Discovery stocks fell Friday, after Wolfe Research cut its rating, citing increasing concerns about falling ad spending.
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