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New York’s pot business on track to join $1 billion legal state sales club

New York State may approach $1 billion in legal pot sales this year as its legal cannabis business gains traction some three years after marijuana was legalized in the state.

The surprising math of immigration, Social Security and Medicare

Immigration will have an effect on your retirement — but it’s probably not what you think.

Stocks at risk of a bubble after Fed’s jumbo rate cut, BofA strategist says

One Bank of America strategist thinks the Federal Reserve’s decision to cut interest-rates by 50 basis points this week will ultimately end in tears for investors.

IBD and MarketWatch’s fifth annual survey of the most trusted financial companies

Consumers have cast their votes for the financial services companies they trust the most

The Fed spurred a big rally in Nvidia and other chip stocks. Is it sustainable?

Fed commentary could give a further shot in the arm to AI names that have been market leaders, but the broader semiconductor sector still faces challenges and skepticism.

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FedEx’s earnings miss may be more of a speed bump than a brick wall, analyst says

Analysts sees a potential spinoff of FedEx’s freight business as a possible boost, but the stock is dropping sharply

Oil on track for weekly gains after Fed rate cut, rising Middle East tensions

Oil futures were on track for solid weekly gains, boosted by the Federal Reserve’s large rate cut and a renewed rise in tensions in the Middle East.

A huge NASA contract has sent Intuitive Machines’ stock skyrocketing. This analyst sees even more upside.

Intuitive Machines is “the leading beneficiary of NASA’s lunar commercialization efforts,” says B. Riley Securities analyst Mike Crawford.

Analysts warned about the fallout from a surging yen. But then this happened.

Traders feared Japanese investors would bring money home as the yen carry-trade imploded. They were wrong.

‘We have no health insurance’: My late wife had no assets and our home was in both our names. Am I responsible for her medical debts?

“Can they take our house?”

I’m wife No. 4. My husband’s first wife is owed 50% of his federal pension when he dies. Where does that leave me?

“Going through some old paperwork, I found the divorce decree from his first wife.”
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