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Royal Caribbean says people booking cruises aren’t so worried about Iran anymore

Cruise bookings slowed in March and into April, but are now back above year-ago levels, Royal Caribbean says.

Here’s what’s worth streaming in May 2026 on Netflix, Hulu, HBO Max and more

Netflix’s ‘Lord of the Flies,’ Apple’s ‘Star City’ and the return of Hulu’s ‘Deli Boys’ are among the highlights of the coming month

Trump to sign order creating retirement plans for workers who lack them

President Donald Trump plans to sign an executive order Thursday to create access to retirement plans for workers whose employers don’t provide one, building on promises made during his State of the Union address to boost retirement security for millions of Americans.

U.S. economy rebounded in first quarter, driven by sizzling-hot business investment

Consumer spending cooled slightly in the first three months of the year.

Inflation rate leaps to nearly 3-year high after Iran war. The Fed’s hands are now tied.

A key measure of inflation used by the Federal Reserve to set interest rates posted the biggest increase in March in almost three years, marking another major hurdle for a resilient but harried U.S. economy.

‘The numbers don’t lie’: If I had invested my Social Security in the S&P 500 I’d have $4 million. Is the system broken?

“I do better than many citizens because I’ve contributed at the highest level.”

Caterpillar handily beat Wall Street estimates — not for the first time

The construction manufacturer reported a 38% rise in sales in its construction industries arm.

Scammers are targeting student-loan borrowers trying to make payments. Do this to protect yourself.

Borrowers have been contending with major changes to the program in recent years, and scammers are capitalizing on their confusion.

South Korean stocks just enjoyed their second-best month ever — and now the market is bigger than the U.K.

The primary factors behind the strength of the Korean market is the boom in the market for high-end memory chips used by AI developers

Why the 60/40 portfolio is crushing it — despite market chaos and inflation fears

This time-tested mix of stocks and bonds thrives in uncertainty — and maybe because of it.

Will I get my deposit back on my rental if I make minor renovations — and paint the walls a different color?

“Why not just make my rental my project? Is this a bad idea”

Big Tech’s AI build-out needs these 3 companies to keep the lights on — and they’re cashing in

The headlines focus on apps, but the big money is flowing to agentic AI’s boring industrial backbone.
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