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U.S. trade deficit is rising again. Can Trump do anything about it?

U.S. reliance on imports puts trade gap near all-time high

Cannabis sector limps into 2025 because ‘the gold rush is over’

Investors owning cannabis stocks will no doubt hope for a reversal of fortunes in 2025 after a year of bruising losses in equity prices tied to the business of legalized marijuana in the U.S.

Warren Buffett is buying up stock in this old-school internet registry company

Warren Buffett has spent more than $70 million over six days to Dec. 24 to resume buying VeriSign’s stock.

A ‘best of’ list might be OK for a movie — but to find star money managers?

How to tell when the ‘best’ is no better than the rest.

Oil prices rise as Israeli strikes against Yemen’s Houthis triggers ‘fear bid’

Oil prices climbed on Friday as Israeli strikes against Yemen’s Houthi rebels triggered what one strategist described as a “fear bid” for the commodity.

12 cheap small-cap stocks ready to knock large-caps down to size

Small-cap stocks typically outperform when investors value large-caps more.

Netflix live-streamed a Beyoncé concert, and a football game broke out

Beyoncé, who has won many Grammy awards, drew in a larger audience than the games in Netflix’s first live-streamed NFL event on Christmas Day.

Here’s a list of the market’s most speculative stocks

Using a screen to find so-called lottery stocks, here are some of the most speculative plays in the stock market.

I paid $15,000 for my friend’s live-in boyfriend’s funeral. He was in his 40s and only had $5,000 in the bank. What happens next?

“I understood that, in California, hospitals and funeral homes have to notify the court when someone dies.”

Are Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively ‘working class?’ Their swanky real estate holdings say otherwise.

Reynolds got blasted for his ‘working class’ comment—but says his kids are in touch with gratitude.

These tips for investing in mutual funds and ETFs teach you new portfolio steps

Lessons from 2024 and opportunities for next year.

Why 2025 looks like a great year to retire

The baby-boom generation has landed on its feet — again.
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