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Stocks and bonds are sending very different messages about recession risks

The stock market keeps touching fresh record highs, while the bond market is girding for trouble in the economy.

This Midwestern hub for beer and Harleys has the hottest housing market in America right now

Homes are selling fast in the Midwest and the Northeast, but spending months on the market in the South and the West.

Workers hold more stocks in their retirement accounts — but do they know the risk?

Target-date funds have helped many investors, but the volatility can be substantial

It’s full-speed ahead for stocks going into next week’s Fed meeting

But remember the old saying: “Buy the rumor, sell the news.”

Oracle is part of an elite club that tops the S&P 500 for huge jumps in sales estimates

Only three companies in the S&P 500 have seen 2028 revenue estimates rise by more than 20% since the end of June. They all have links to the AI boom.

I spend hundreds on martial arts and STEM classes for one kid — and $0 on the other. Am I a bad mom?

If you want both of your kids to feel prioritized, focus more on the energy you’re funneling toward each of them, rather than the money.

Micron’s stock surges to a record. What’s behind the best seven-day rally in a decade.

Increasing AI-inference workloads are creating a favorable environment for Micron, according to Citi analysts.

Cheap pharmaceuticals from China and India put Americans at risk. Here’s the antidote.

Rebuild U.S. production and cut out the middleman. That’s why tariffs matter.

Adobe’s stock has fallen after the last four earnings calls. Can AI finally deliver?

Investor sentiment is “exceedingly low.” Adobe will need to show that it can attract new customers with its AI tools.

Risky mortgages are on the rise again — but don’t panic just yet

While nonqualified mortgages allow borrowers more flexibility on the amount of debt they carry or alternative income sources, they also often charge higher fees or interest rates.

The job market’s hidden flaw is now obvious — and rate cuts might not fix it

Cracks in the U.S. labor force from immigration raids, arrests and deportations are showing.

Drug overdoses spike 11% in older adults — and ageism keeps many from getting help

Fewer than 40% of Medicare beneficiaries with opioid-use disorders receive proper care, study finds.
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