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More Americans want to work into their 70s. Smart companies will work with them.

Many companies invest in early-career development but neglect retaining institutional knowledge at the other end of the career spectrum

Get an Lp(a) test — and 3 other things you must do now for heart health

I’m a cardiologist. Here are the most important new guidelines that younger people need to know about when it comes to their heart health.

Why Micron’s stock is sliding despite Nvidia-like earnings performance

Micron Technology is crushing expectations to a degree that’s reminiscent of Nvidia’s breakout performances at the beginning of the artificial-intelligence boom three years ago, a Deutsche Bank analyst noted.

I’m supporting friends through breakups, layoffs and family deaths. Are Uber Eats gift cards appropriate?

“The costs are starting to rack up.”

‘We’re living the simple life’: I was a fisherman and my wife was a nurse. We retired with $6 million. Here’s how we did it.

“It probably makes little sense, given our lifestyle, to obsess over retirement accounts.”

How America’s war is turning into a European market nightmare

The U.S.-Israeli attacks on Iran are hurting European markets most of all, with interest-rate expectations surging for both the Bank of England and European Central Bank on Thursday.

Is the economy really losing jobs? The low number of unemployment filings says no.

Is the U.S. economy really losing jobs, as the February employment report found? Not according to the low number of people applying for jobless benefits.

Rivian’s stock is popping as the EV maker becomes the latest to partner with Uber

Uber plans to invest as much as $1.25 billion in the EV maker as they partner on robotaxis.

A research firm’s ‘obituary’ for software stocks vaporized billions. Here’s the part the market is finally admitting.

The Citrini selloff wasn’t panic — it was an X-ray. The ‘smart money’ is quietly exiting tech sectors AI is disrupting.

State Street strategist still sees three rate cuts in 2026. The market expects zero.

A strategist at State Street Bank said he was surprised that the market doesn’t expect the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates — and is still predicting three cuts this year.

A record 111 million Americans can’t pay their credit-card bills in full

Most credit-card holders are inching closer to maxing out their credit lines, according to researchers at The Century Foundation and Protect Borrowers.

JPMorgan cuts S&P 500 target as analysts say the domino effects from oil-price shock aren’t baked in

JPMorgan’s strategists are concerned about the geopolitical overhang on the U.S. equity market while Panmure Liberum is worried about the second and third order impacts of a sustained oil price shock
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