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‘This guy has no manners’: My Airbnb guest requested I buy bacon and beer. The $30 bill remains unpaid. Do I insist?

“I don’t want him to retaliate with a bad review.”

Markets are getting closer to a buying opportunity as investors capitulate, says Bank of America strategist

The pressure on Trump to deescalate in the Middle East is building. Markets need to be convinced oil is back below $100 forgood before they can rally concertedly.

Fed’s Waller says he doesn’t support rate hikes, sees inflation cooling in the second half of the year

If oil prices stay high for months, they could bleed through to other prices, Fed governor Christopher Waller said Friday.

Super Micro’s stock sinks 29% after co-founder’s indictment. Here are Wall Street’s biggest questions.

While Super Micro wasn’t named in a recently unsealed lawsuit, analysts say the charges raise concerns about credibility and controls.

Why Britain’s bond market is in free fall as key yield reaches 17-year high

Bond markets across the globe are under pressure, but the U.K. government bond market is under attack like no other.

Micron’s stock is spectacularly cheap, as these numbers show

The memory-chip stock stands out when factoring in its inexpensive valuation, strong growth profile and sky-high margins

Unilever in talks to sell food business to McCormick

The consumer-goods company has been making efforts to focus on its beauty and well-being products

Crypto firms want the perks of being a bank but without the rules — putting your money at 2008-level risk

With help from Washington, new crypto trust-banks are bypassing guardrails governing traditional banks.

History says these 2 overlooked asset classes are the only real shield against 1970s-style stagflation

Wall Street fears higher prices and slower growth will sink all stocks — but small-caps and housing hold their own.

Financial advisers used to say no to bitcoin. Now they’re saying maybe — but with a catch.

Crypto-curious clients are forcing wealth managers to rethink their opposition. Many use a 5% rule to manage the risk.

Soaring healthcare costs are forcing people to make troubling trade-offs, like skipping meals — and the situation is about to get worse

Here’s one woman’s plan: “Shopping for cheaper groceries, not buying clothes, avoiding getting sick, not being as social.”

Why peak uncertainty about the Iran war signals a stock-market rally may be near

History shows markets tend to bottom about three weeks into a crisis
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