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Retail sales tapered off before the shutdown. Will they perk up for the holiday shopping season?

Restaurant sales stayed strong before government stalemate

Wholesale inflation was fairly tame before government shutdown, but PPI might not sway Fed rate-cut vote

The last piece of inflation data the Federal Reserve will see before its pivotal December meeting to debate another interest-rate cut showed just a mild increase in wholesale prices ahead of the government shutdown.

Kohl’s stock enjoys meme-like rally as blowout earnings confirm turnaround has taken hold

Kohl’s strong results come on Michael Bender’s second day as official CEO, and as discount retailers are enjoying an uptick in sales.

Personal-finance superstar Priceless Tay says just two money decisions can nail retirement success

Taylor Price tells her millions of social media followers to maximize compound interest and fund a Roth IRA.

The kids are not all right — how young stock investors are bringing on a bear market

Shareholders who’ve never endured a prolonged market downturn believe they have nothing to lose.

Alibaba shows off its AI credentials as revenue tops expectations

Alibaba stock spiked 5% Tuesday morning after third-quarter results impressed the market.

As Fed hawks and doves battle over rate cuts, investors need to watch these critical clues

Stocks and bonds will react to new data on job openings, wages and labor market perceptions.

Novo Nordisk’s weight-loss-drug trial provides rare good news in a rocky year

Novo Nordisk, whose shares have stumbled this year, on Tuesday announced a positive trial result for a weight-loss drug in development.

Shake Shack’s Big Shack burger is more than an internet sensation. Here’s what it says about the restaurant business.

So-called “value hooks” like the Big Shack burger have blurred the price boundaries in the restaurant industry.

How Burlington missed the mark on sales and bucked an off-price retail trend

Burlington Stores’ stock drops after the company missed sales expectations, as unusually warm weather led to a significant drop in store traffic.

Washington bought an election. Argentina got a president. You got the bill. 

The U.S. Treasury’s $43 billion slush fund just bailed out Argentina President Javier Milei — and some big investors. Central banks paid attention — and you should too.

Why stocks are trading on a knife’s edge ahead of the Fed’s December rate decision

November is often a good month for stocks, judging by the S&P 500’s performance over the past 25 years. This year has been anything but easy.
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