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My husband and I bought my mother-in-law a condo. Upkeep costs $2,800 a month. She refuses to get a roommate.

“She has received a small inheritance, an annuity and also receives Social Security so she’s not penniless.”

Demi Lovato and Jordan Lutes wed at Santa Barbara estate an hour from their gorgeous modern farmhouse

The couple’s gorgeous backdrop for their vows wasn’t far from their love nest in Encino, Calif., which Lovato purchased in 2020 for $7 million.

Bad Bunny was a hit for Calvin Klein — but not enough to shield profit outlook from tariffs

Shares of PVH Corp. fell after hours on Wednesday after the Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger parent cut its full-year profit outlook, citing the impact of tariffs on shipments heading into the U.S.

How to make sure you don’t run out of money in retirement

Sufficient savings and the right withdrawal strategy are crucial.

The two rules investors need to follow right now as the S&P 500 eyes a return to 6,000

The S&P 500 is back near 6,000 despite tariffs and bond-market angst.

The tax bill doesn’t have many new wins for investors. How to make the best of it anyway.

The Republican tax and spending bill is big and expensive, but investors seeking their own new tax breaks may feel underwhelmed by its offerings.

Senate pushes Russia tariffs that could jack up energy prices for American consumers

Americans may soon feel the pinch at the pump and on their utility bills, even as the Trump administration and congressional Republicans remain laser focused on boosting U.S. energy production.

Costco’s monthly sales growth continues to ease

The retailer notched a 6.8% sales gain in May, for a total of $20.97 billion.

Space IPOs are trickling back. What that could mean for Elon Musk’s Starlink.

IPO chatter is again swirling around Elon Musk’s SpaceX and the rocket maker’s Starlink satellite-internet constellation, but Musk seems in no rush to take either public.

There’s a frenzy in Washington over the accuracy of a key measure of U.S. inflation. Here’s what’s happening.

Is the best-known U.S. inflation report becoming less accurate because of the Trump administration’s hiring freeze? The federal agency responsible for collecting inflation data says no — but it admits all is not well.

The dollar just had its weakest start to a year on record. Why it might be doomed to fall even further.

Investors around the world are rethinking how to approach their exposure to the greenback, Wall Street strategists say.

U.S. economy stalled in May, Fed survey finds

The U.S. economy slowed to a crawl in May, with consumers pulling back on spending and businesses delaying hiring, according to the Federal Reserve‘s Beige Book survey released Wednesday.
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