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How this unknown crypto trade could make money for stock investors — and fix the Fed

The Fed needs a 24/7 system for banks to move cash. This futures contract could be the answer.

Why this Trump-connected nuclear-power company’s stock is rallying again

Fermi’s stock fell below its IPO price last week but is bouncing back on positive comments from analysts and pacts with South Korean companies for its planned nuclear plants.

Why the last skeptical Microsoft analyst just changed his tune on the stock

Microsoft’s monopolies in Office and Windows give the tech giant a financial edge that other massive AI spenders don’t have. Plus, the company’s cloud business is humming.

GameStop gets back in the spotlight, as it draws the attention of the re-energized meme-stock crowd

The OG meme stock’s social-media post declaring the end of “the console wars” has created plenty of buzz.

These stocks are falling back to Earth as Trump and China play nice

Stocks of rare-earth companies take a hit as U.S.-China trade tensions ease.

Banks are still compensating investors over Madoff fraud. Another $1.1 billion might be paid out.

HSBC has said it has set aside $1.1 billion related to the biggest Ponzi scheme in history.

My husband and I have $7K in Social Security and $2.5 million in stocks. What could go wrong?

“I hope to live off of the combination of Social Security and the TIPS ladder.”

I’m 30 and I inherited $50,000. I want to make a high-return, low-risk investment. What are my best options?

Along with investing your money, I’d invest some time in learning how to trust yourself.

A college grad earning $62K can have $1 million in just 10 years, podcasters say. Experts think it’s actually a solid plan.

How a 22-year-old college graduate with no assets, no debt and an annual salary of $62,000 can accrue a $1 million net worth in a decade.

‘Why are we normalizing $20 lunches?!’ Workers balk at the surging price of the midday meal.

People are spending more than $100 a week on average to buy lunch while they’re at work, new data show.

Car buyers are taking on riskier loans. Here are 3 steps to protect yourself before going to the dealership.

As new-car prices have soared to a record high, borrowers are taking out riskier loans to make monthly payments more affordable.

‘Luckily, I did not mix our finances’: My husband is 7 years younger and has dementia. What happens now?

“I have gotten our living expenses as low as I can, and I have dental and healthcare insurance for both of us.”
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