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In today’s job market, it’s more ‘show me a desk’ than ‘show me the money’

Job security is a growing priority for workers. Here’s where they can find it.

Jobs data, Iran war add to inflation fears for retirees

The U.S. Treasury bond market is getting increasingly worried about inflation.

These little-known chip stocks could be winners as SpaceX and Amazon make big satellite pushes

As tens of thousands of satellites are launched into orbit over the next several years, operators will need to buy a lot of semiconductors.

My partner’s parents offered a down payment, but they hate the property we chose. What should we do?

“Their response made us feel like we couldn’t accept the money.”

The March jobs report isn’t as good as it looks. Here are the bad parts.

The U.S. added more jobs in March than it had in 15 months, but it’s still not easy to find employment.

Why investors are so eager for the SpaceX IPO countdown

Also in Weekend Reads: The global energy market’s long road back after the Iran conflict ends, differences between new GLP-1 pills, and a simple 50/50 investment portfolio.

Aaaargh! Trump’s new budget hikes spending by $1 trillion over 2025.

And those promised ‘DOGE’ savings? Just $73 billion.

Trump’s budget seeks historic increase to defense spending. The industry could use a boost, these ETFs show.

President Donald Trump is seeking a historic increase in defense spending, in what may turn out to be a relief for the industry amid the conflict in Iran.

Here’s how much Reed Hastings has made selling Netflix stock this year

Netflix co-founder Reed Hastings has made more than half a billion dollars since the end of 2024 converting options into common stock, then selling it.

What’s an ‘E-shaped’ economy — and where do you fit in it?

The middle class is at the center of the changing shape of the economy. Here’s what you need to know.

Why the stock market has struggled without Big Tech’s leadership

A handful of Big Tech companies have the might to vex investors who are bullish on the S&P 500 when a significant portion of stocks in the index are up and outperforming.

Celebration of strong job growth is tempered by concern over what comes next: Economists react to March employment data

Although the addition of a healthy 178,000 jobs in March was “stirring,” and the unemployment rate ticked down to 4.3%, economists were muted in their celebrations, as the impact of the war in Iran on the labor market is still unknown.
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