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Are 70% discounts on office buildings enough? Billionaire investor Howard Marks isn’t sure.

The legendary Oaktree Capital investor sees a reckoning ahead for commercial real estate and highly leveraged companies.

Money is the ‘tip of the iceberg’ in assessing big donors’ political influence, study finds

Money isn’t everything when it comes to the top political donors, according to a recent working paper circulated by the National Bureau of Economic Research and co-authored by researchers from Cornell University and Sapienza University of Rome.

Serena Williams once tried to deposit a $1 million check at her bank’s drive-thru. Here’s why you can’t do that.

Large deposits do not go unnoticed by financial institutions — and for good reason, experts note.

‘History has been made.’ Why promises by Trump, GOP platform to defend crypto are a big deal for the industry.

In a move that could significantly impact the future of digital assets, the Republican Party has included language in its 2024 platform promising to defend cryptocurrency.

Stocks likely headed for a 10% pullback in the third quarter, Morgan Stanley’s Wilson warns

Investors should start preparing for a stock-market correction as uncertainty surrounding U.S. politics, corporate earnings and Federal Reserve policy start to weigh on the market, according to Morgan Stanley’s Michael Wilson.

U.S. consumer credit picks up in May

Total consumer credit rose $11.3 billion in May, up from a $6.5 billion gain in the prior month, the Federal Reserve said Monday.

This tennis player has made $170,000 so far this year. She’ll make at least $474,000 more this week at Wimbledon.

Lulu Sun had to play in the qualifying tournament to make it into the main draw.

Raw rolling-papers founder Josh Kesselman’s quest: an IPO that doesn’t kill the company’s vibe

Inventive entrepreneur figuring out how to sell shares of Raw to its avid customer base without diluting its brand.

I’m 65 and five years away from retiring. Is it worth paying an investment adviser a fee to manage my $1.5 million nest egg?

“They recommend shifting to a 70/30 mix since I plan to work until I’m 70.”

Bond funds on record pace after raking in nearly $400 billion in first half of 2024

Investors are pouring into fixed-income funds as interest-rate cuts by global central banks begin.

The stock market’s breadth may have already peaked. Here’s why a 20% drawdown could follow.

A few large-cap tech companies continue to drive up the S&P 500, and one strategist believes a significant drawdown for U.S. stocks could be on the way.

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