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“Whales” have been selling as bitcoin drops under $100,000, but analysts say it’s mostly profit-taking, not panic. The real concern is the market’s fading ability to absorb it.

President Trump’s trade deal with four countries in Latin America could lower prices for coffee, bananas and beef, which have been sore spots for a number of American companies.

On top of surging homeowners-insurance premiums, property taxes are also pushing up people’s costs and putting pressure on their ability to cover basic expenses.

Also: The MarketWatch 25, dividend stocks, and next year’s limits for retirement-account contributions.

Columnist Charlie Garcia responds to readers concerned about robots replacing jobs and about the companies that make them.

China has made a pledge to buy U.S. soybeans over the next few years, fueling hope for farmers who have been caught in the middle of a trade war between the two nations. Yet the damage to the U.S. agricultural market may have already been done.

“I do not have enough money in investments or other assets that I can live off of until my 90s.”

“The S&P 500 has not seen so much as a 5% pullback since April,” says Truist’s CIO.

Airlines expected a return to normal to happen relatively quickly, but flight cuts are temporarily frozen at 6%.

“Dividend aristocrats” can do more for risk-averse portfolios than supersafe Treasury bonds.

The company’s second-ever New Glenn test accomplished all three of its main objectives.

This year, 401(k) contributions may help you with more than your retirement plans.