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Sweetgreen’s customers are becoming ‘more sensitive’ to prices, analysts caution

Consumers have a range of choices for meals, particularly during the current times of low confidence.

Trump’s push to privatize Medicare would be a disaster for taxpayers — especially seniors

Medicare Advantage is more costly for Americans than traditional Medicare. So why does Trump favor it?

Why this optimistic money manager is betting on Netflix, Nvidia and these stocks

It’s hard to find optimists these days, but money manager Matt Shapiro is among them, and he says if investors can look past the turmoil, there’s plenty of opportunity in this market.

I have a pension and a 457 plan to roll over. How do I avoid a big tax bill? 

Missing a critical rule could cost you.

My second wife says her 2 kids should inherit our estate, but I also have 2 kids. Is that fair?

“I will leave the $1 million inheritance I received from my parents to my biological daughters.”

NY Fed’s inflation gauge outpaces headline PCE, hints at stubborn price pressures

Back when inflation surged after the COVID pandemic, the New York Fed rolled out a measure of prices that showed that things were heading to normalcy more than official statistics suggested.

Why China is in no rush to seek U.S. trade deal

Chinese customs data, highlighted Monday by Robin Brooks of the Brookings Institution, revealed a significant acceleration of Chinese exports to Vietnam and Thailand that most analysts would posit are transshipments to America

Here’s where Demi Moore gets a good night’s sleep: Her $3.6 million lakeside home in Idaho

Moore has a much quieter retreat away from the hustle and bustle of Los Angeles: a stunning lakehouse in Aspen Lakes, Idaho.

Why Palantir’s stock is falling even though its earnings were ‘on fire’

The software company’s upbeat results were already priced into the stock, and growth could slow from here.

The student-loan trend that’s ‘alarming’ lenders: Even borrowers with great credit scores are falling behind

Delinquency trends are going from bad to worse, according to one analysis.

OpenAI says it can’t supply as much AI as people want — so it’s making a change

The AI startup says it will change its for-profit subsidiary into a public-benefit corporation, following controversy over prior restructuring plans.

The worst probably isn’t over for the stock market — here’s why

There has been an even bigger surge in optimism — and that’s not good.
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