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The former NFL star has stirred up conversation around how quickly a professional athlete can spend a $100 million — or what’s left of that sum after several key expenses

While financial happiness is typically framed as a choice between spending on material goods or spending on experiences, many Americans are expressing a different desire for their money: saving more.

Charlie Garcia responds to readers concerned about the scarcity of ultrapure water and the Japanese stocks that provide it.

Tilray’s stock, and shares of other cannabis companies, soared after reports provided investors hope that President Trump would move to have marijuana reclassified as a much less dangerous drug than it is now.

The Heisman Trophy award may not come with a cash prize, but these finalists have already scored millions through their name, image and likeness deals.

Block the Warner Bros. Discovery sale, break up ‘”Big Streaming” and give subscribers lower prices.

Broadcom’s lack of disclosure around its newest AI customer — the company’s fifth — has investors confused about the company’s work with OpenAI.

The odds of becoming a centenarian are improving. Here’s how to plan for the possibility.

Also, year-end retirement and tax-planning tips.

Yoga-apparel retailer’s CEO joins the ranks of departing retail executives after tumultuous year.

“I don’t want to end up in a nursing home on Medicare like my grandma.”

Notre Dame recently decided to pass up an invitation to play in the Pop-Tarts Bowl.