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For women who plan to divorce, now’s the time to get a grip on family finances

Take these steps to hit the ground running when you’re single again.

Why an S&P 500 close above 6,000 would be an important psychological threshold for investors

It doesn’t have the same ring to it as Dow 10,000 — but a close back above 6,000 for the S&P 500 would encourage bulls to look for a return to record territory.

This theater lover saw every Broadway show this season — and you won’t believe how cheap it was

Ahead of the Tony Awards, Liz Davenport used every discount trick in the book to spend less than $50 a ticket on average. These are her best tips.

My daughter will be on Medicaid for life. Can my wife and I invest in the stock market?

Consider a special-needs trust, in addition to other safeguards.

As Lululemon’s stock tumbles, one analyst says ‘sell shares now.’ Others aren’t so sure.

A “pivotal question” is whether the slowdown in the athleisure company’s U.S. business is temporary “or a sign of something more fundamental,” UBS says.

Tesla’s stock is too expensive — even if Musk and Trump make up

Also: Rules for investors as the S&P 500 claws its way back, how to manage bond-market risk and advice from the Moneyist.

Circle’s stock is having another big day. What the blockbuster IPO has meant for other cryptocurrency plays.

Recap of recent trading reveals a strong performance from stocks with exposure to digital currencies.

Here’s how much a ‘Bro Billionaire’ group of stocks is trouncing small caps under Trump

Small-cap stocks were supposed to benefit from deglobalization and other Trump policies.

What’s behind Trump’s call for ‘a full point’ interest-rate cut?

President Donald Trump on Friday pressed Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell for a full-point interest-rate cut, saying the central bank’s monetary policy was a “disaster.”

Here’s what’s at stake for Elon Musk as he feuds with Trump

Musk companies including Tesla and SpaceX have billions on the line.

Over 7 million Americans are unemployed — the most since 2017. Why it won’t get better anytime soon.

The number of people who said they were unemployed in May jumped to an eight-year high if the pandemic era is excluded, offering clear evidence that jobs have become harder to find.

Broadcom’s stock is dropping — but here’s the big thing investors are missing

Broadcom’s overall guidance may not have wowed Wall Street after the stock’s big recent run, but “AI is strong and getting stronger,” one analyst noted.
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