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Market Extra: Energy stocks getting ready to take the lead again after crude’s August bounce, says strategist

Oil prices closed at their best level of 2023 on Friday. Get ready for related stocks to climb, says BTIG.

: The Rugby World Cup starts this week. But who would be the investment winners?

The Rugby Union World Cup starts in France on September 8. Prepare for several weeks of sweaty scrums, rambunctious rucks and muscular mauls.

: China property stocks rally as better news challenges record media negativity.

News articles about China recently hit their most negative on record amid concerns about the real estate sector and slowing overall economic growth.

Dow Jones Newswires: Chinese property developer stocks jump on easing mortgage policy

Shares of Chinese property developers rose sharply Monday, as more major Chinese cities said they would ease mortgage policies in a bid to shore up the sector.

Key Words: What’s next for Russia’s designs on Africa, if Prigozhin ‘was the only one crazy enough to make it work’?

Also believed to have been killed last month in downed private jet was Wagner Group deputy — and, in reality, visionary — Dmitry Utkin.

Where Should I Retire?: I want mild weather and a city where goats and chickens are allowed — so where should I retire? 

We're a mixed-race family, so we need racial diversity/tolerance.

Market Snapshot: As U.S. stock-market investors celebrate soft economic data, is bad news becoming bad news again on Wall Street?

With the U.S. second quarter corporate earnings reporting season largely behind the market, stock investors have been focusing on the latest economic data. 

Key Words: Tommy John surgery is in the news, and a Chicago nun, 104, jokes she’s a candidate

Baseball megastar Shohei Ohtani is weighing a second such procedure.

Earnings Watch: Wall Street is raising quarterly profit forecasts for the first time in two years, and executives are relaxing about recession prospects

Growing optimism about the economy is starting to filter down into Wall Street's expectations for individual companies' quarterly results.

: Remembering Jimmy Buffett, the songman who built a financial empire with a genuine, laid-back touch

We’ve lost a giant of American business --- a Buffett whose legacy surely stand the test of time.

The Moneyist: ‘We live in purgatory’: My wife has a multimillion-dollar trust fund, but my mother-in-law controls it. We earn $400,000 and spend beyond our means. What’s our next move?

‘I worry about how much we are spending on dining out and groceries, while at the same time discussing a near $1 million renovation of our apartment.’

Weekend Sip: Why the hottest sip of summer comes from Finland

It’s the start of the big Labor Day weekend, which means many Americans will be looking for something cold, refreshing and boozy to toast the end of summer. And naturally, many will turn to a sip with roots in…Finland.
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