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I want to pay off $20,000 of credit-card debt in one year. Should I hire someone to negotiate my bill?

“I used to have $60,000 and I’ve been able to knock it down.”

Amazon is laying out $1 billion to follow Palantir’s AI playbook

Packages aren’t the only thing Amazon.com is delivering: The company is now sending engineers directly to clients in order to bolster artificial-intelligence adoption.

Your aging parent has a new romance. Here’s how to protect your inheritance — without looking greedy.

Before your single mom or dad remarries, talk with them about estate-planning issues.

Gold is on the verge of a ‘death cross’ that could surprisingly foreshadow gains

Here’s what 45 years of data on death crosses in gold can tell us about the path ahead.

Sandisk’s stock could follow record-breaking quarter with another big jump, analysts say

As investors get more discerning in separating potential artificial-intelligence winners from losers, memory stocks have become a standout trade.

Even Wall Street bulls are worried about a stock-market pullback after dazzling second quarter

The first half of 2026 is coming to a close on Tuesday, and with it, another rollicking stretch for the U.S. equity market.

Job openings rise to 2-year high, but good luck actually getting one

A prolonged decline in job openings in the U.S. appears to be over, but it doesn’t mean businesses are ready to do lots of hiring or make it easier for people to find work.

Alphabet’s stock slump is a ‘tactical buying opportunity,’ according to one analyst

Investors are overlooking the potential of Alphabet’s custom-chip business as the company plans to expand its data-center capacity going into 2028, according to Morgan Stanley.

What’s a ‘soft’ off day? How to take one without getting in trouble at work.

Plus: Why you should consider taking a “life admin” day.

Your Fourth of July hamburger meat was likely imported — and you’re right to have a beef with that

The real reason your backyard BBQ is expensive has nothing to do with the supermarket.

Retiring abroad sounds amazing. What could possibly go wrong?

We hear about the older Americans who bask in apparent paradise far from home — but that’s not the whole story.

Warsh says he’s determined to slay inflation. Investors want to know if he really means it.

New Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh isn’t a stranger on Wall Street, but the mystery to investors is whether he’s committed as he sounds to stamp out U.S. inflation.
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