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‘She lives in squalor’: My mother, 90, says I want to commit her to an ‘insane asylum’ so I can take all her assets — yet her doctor says she’s fine. What now?

“She’s had an untreated abscessed tooth for over a year and she’s been scammed out of more than $5,000.”

IEA trims oil-demand growth outlook for 2025 as it sees supplies rising further next year

The Paris-based agency says demand for oil be lower next year, while supplies continue to grow.

Pennon Group CFO steps down in wake of U.K. water company’s contamination scandal

Pennon Group CFO Steve Buck is exiting position just eight months into the job after the water company apologized for an incident that saw 22 people infected with parasites

7-Eleven owner posts profit drop on weak North American earnings

Seven & i Holdings reported a drop in first-quarter net profit as its overseas convenience-store business deteriorated sharply, partly due to higher costs of products and labor in the U.S.

Robert Redford’s wife is selling this idyllic cabin retreat in Sundance, Utah, for $3.9 million

The charming home showcases Mount Timpanogos views from every room and includes an art studio.

Biden officials tout grants to retool factories for EVs, including in swing states

The Biden administration has announced $1.7 billion in grants that aim to help convert closed or at-risk automobile facilities into plants that make electric vehicles or EV parts, with the effort due to aid 11 factories across eight states.

The IRS just collected this ‘staggering’ amount of unpaid taxes from millionaires — and there’s more where that came from

The IRS identified 1,600 wealthy households that needed to pay tax debts worth at least $250,000 apiece.

Britain makes biggest overhaul of listing regime in decades

The U.K.’s Financial Conduct Authority outlined its new listing rules with a view to reinvigorating the country’s troubled capital markets via the biggest overhaul in decades

Regulators say Citigroup still doesn’t totally have its house in order

Government regulators on Wednesday hit Citigroup Inc. with $135.6 million in fines, saying the bank had run afoul of a 2020 order telling the company to tighten up its standards for managing risk and data quality.

Sharon Stone, Prince and today’s lessons from celebrity estate mistakes

Missing funds and endless estate battles should make you want to call a lawyer right now

Should baby boomers give away their $72.6 trillion to heirs now or later? 

More than 10 million people viewed a post online by Adam Harding, an Arizona-based financial adviser, tackling this question

Push to ban members of Congress from trading stocks gets a fresh shot, thanks to bipartisan Senate deal

While efforts to ban congressional stock trading have for years failed to gain sufficient traction, a bipartisan group of four senators announced a fresh push Wednesday.
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