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Wealthier borrowers are getting behind on their debts, a warning shot for the economy

More borrowers with pristine credit have been falling behind on their bills, a warning shot for the economy under President Donald Trump.

How do I know if my financial adviser’s political biases influence his advice? 

“I happen to have an out-of-state adviser in a heavily Republican state.”

Quest Diagnostics earnings bolstered by March rebound, sending stock up 3%

The company said that the first quarter experienced a weather-related slump.

3M says tariffs could shave 2025 earnings by up to 40 cents a share

The company faces a “dynamic environment” by focusing on U.S. operations.

GE Aerospace affirms outlook even after including tariff impact. Its stock is rising.

GE Aerospace’s stock gains after full-year outlook, which now includes impact of announced tariffs, was kept intact.

The world needs the dollar, even a battered one, says this strategist. Here’s how to play that.

There is no “viable alternative” to the U.S. dollar, argues Andreas Steno Larsen. But it could get a lot weaker from here.

Globalization isn’t over — but now it’s going to make Americans poorer

Trump’s tariffs can be effective only if other nations don’t retaliate. That isn’t happening.

‘I am suspicious’: My father died, leaving me $250,000. My brother says it’s all gone. What can I do?

“My brother and I are named as co-executors in his will.”

Bill Cosby lists New York townhouse for $7 million after being sued for defaulting on a loan

Cosby has quietly listed one of his two New York City townhouses amid an ongoing foreclosure battle over that property and another of his Manhattan homes.

TV handyman Ty Pennington talks about his own extreme makeover: Turning his Palm Coast, Fla., home into a tranquil haven

The HGTV star has seen his share of dramatic property transformations—so of course he had a jaw-dropping result with his own home.

Running on empty: Inside China’s quiet pension-funding crisis

Surveys show that more than 40% of flexible workers — including delivery drivers, livestreamers and freelancers — are opting out of the pension system

Bitcoin could rise back toward $100,000 if this happens, as dollar and stocks fall while gold rises  

Bitcoin may rise back to $100,000 if it breaks above its current resistance levels in the next few days, as a weakening dollar could provide tailwinds for the crypto, while bitcoin’s recent strength over equities lead to optimism that the crypto may eventually serve as a store of value.
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