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The Easter bunny is coming — and that’s bad news for already record-high egg prices

Just as egg supplies look to improve and prices temper their gains, the Easter Bunny is set to step in and shake things up again.

Warehouse-club foot traffic jumped nearly 10% in the week before ‘liberation day’ tariffs. But signals are mixed.

‘Is the projected strength in retail spending in March due to tariff-related front loading? “Maybe,” ’ BofA analysts said

MBA programs are broken. Here’s how America can still create strong leaders.

It’s up to companies to recruit and retain talented managers and researchers

College basketball is such big business that general managers are in high demand. A look inside this hot new job.

Adrian Wojnarowski and other new GMs tell MarketWatch about the business of dealing with NIL and the transfer portal in recruiting rising stars

Do you have too much of your money in the stock market?

Also: Where to find bargains after stock prices have dropped, how to prepare for a recession and what Apple might do to keep iPhone prices from soaring.

Treasury bond yield set for largest weekly rise since 1981. This isn’t normal — and it worries Wall Street.

U.S. Treasurys aren’t living up to their role as a safe haven during periods of financial-market disarray.

The collapse of dollar shows ‘the biggest damage right now is to the U.S. brand’

The mighty dollar, ordinarily a safe haven during times of market-based stress, is falling apart, and its ongoing year-to-date slide is pointing to a much bigger problem for all U.S. assets.

As markets unravel, gold heads for its best three-day rally since the COVID-19 chaos

Gold has been on a tear this week, with investors flocking to it as a haven amid turbulent markets sparked by a global trade war over tariffs.

How the ‘trade of the year’ became a nightmare for investors after Trump’s tariffs

Here is what’s at stake as a lesser-known “basis trade” came undone this week, just before President Trump’s mini-pivot on tariffs.

Why Intel’s stock is falling on the latest twist in the China tariff saga

Texas Instruments’ stock is also tumbling as investors worry about the company’s domestic manufacturing footprint in light of China’s tariffs against the U.S.

I’m administrator of my sister’s estate. Her bank won’t tell me the names of her beneficiaries. Is that legal?

“They told me that the beneficiaries know who they are, which is not the case.”

Here’s what to expect from your stocks after huge one-day market rallies

Record-setting gains like U.S. markets enjoyed on April 9 typically occur during bear markets.
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