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What traders are saying about new election-betting rules: ‘I can put money on the candidate I don’t want to win’

Just hours after it began, legal betting on the outcome of U.S. Congressional elections was put on hold by a federal appeals court.

Here’s why the biggest retailers are crushing smaller chains in a tough economy

Walmart has essentially fashioned itself into “Amazon 2.0,” one analyst says.

NASA astronaut Butch Wilmore doesn’t feel let down by Boeing over Starliner snafu

Astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams traveled to space in Boeing’s troubled Starliner capsule but will return to Earth in a SpaceX spacecraft.

Trump social-media stock ‘DJT’ soars as former president says he won’t sell when lockup period ends

Shares of Trump Media & Technology Group Corp. jumped Friday after Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump said he didn’t plan to sell his stake in the company when a lockup period ends later this month.

The second-largest economy in the world just raised its retirement age. American workers should take notice.

The U.S. is facing a similar retirement crisis, and there’s no easy solution.

Gold’s an ‘all-weather hedge against whatever happens next’ as Fed decision nears

Gold’s latest rally to record highs comes ahead of expected Federal Reserve rate cuts. It also could be an “all-weather hedge against whatever happens next.”

U.S. Steel’s stock rises after report Biden won’t block takeover by Nippon anytime soon

U.S. Steel Corp.’s stock jumped on Wednesday afternoon following a report that President Joe Biden will not move imminently to block the takeover of the iconic American company by Japan’s Nippon Steel.

Should you share your pension payout with your spouse, even if it means less money?

Retiree couples often have to make a choice about whether to add survivor benefits to a pension, which reduces their monthly checks.

Petco is making progress, says Wedbush: ‘This dog is no longer limping’

Petco’s stock is on a four-day winning streak.

As the Fed gets ready to cut interest rates, should you buy into a bond ETF?

Also, Nvidia’s expected sales growth through 2026, retirement planning as interest rates drop and advice from the Moneyist about family conflicts

Don’t go West, old man: Wildfires kill 10,000 seniors prematurely every year

Add that to the reasons I’m not retiring to California, where the Bridge Fire has burned more than 51,000 acres.

GE HealthCare’s stock pulls back after former parent sells off half its stake

GE HealthCare’s stock is ending a good week on a bad note on Friday, after its former parent, now known as GE Aerospace, took advantage of the recent rally to sell off about one half of its remaining stake.
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