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The U.S. added a bigger-than-expected 178,000 new jobs in March and the unemployment rate fell to 4.3% last month in a sign the labor market is holding firm even as the economy undergoes another spasm of uncertainty tied to the Iran war.

Kendra Wilkinson made a move into real estate in 2020 and is now staking her claim to Malibu’s luxury market, where a chance encounter several years ago has now landed her with a “whole portfolio” of multimillion-dollar listings.

Starbucks on Thursday rolled out a bonus and tipping program for its employees, and announced a deal that hands off a big slice of its store business in China to an investment firm.

S&P 500 technical indicators point to further weakening.

The chip maker just made a move that will allow it to exit a joint partnership. UBS has highlighted another arrangement that it might benefit Intel to exit.

Verizon has benefited from a flight to safety and from strong initial reception to new corporate direction. But progress “still needs to be proven over multiple quarters.”

After the Strait of Hormuz reopens, a full recovery to prewar levels may take about four months, J.P. Morgan says.

With candy prices up, here’s how people are saving money while putting their Easter baskets together.

What was initially billed as a “four to six week” conflict now sounds like it could last through late April

It’s the gas price, stupid.

Following a fresh $122 billion funding round, OpenAI just made an acquisition that highlights a strategic pivot.

Parents who feel they have not invested or managed their money well in the past can be “honest about lessons learned — discussing what they would do differently and modeling a willingness to improve.”