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$6 million SoCal estate owned by ‘Hacks’ star Jean Smart gets snapped up in 24 hours

Award-winning actress Jean Smart appears to have “hacked” the real estate market after listing her stunning Encino, Calif., compound.

German shares dip after far-right victory in local election

Frankfurt stocks led European bourses lower after a surge in support for a far-right party in Germany’s local elections

Seven & i shares rise as Artisan Partners urges consideration of buyout offer

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New report offers more details into Intel’s possible plans to slash costs, sell units

The board of Intel Corp. is expected to be presented with a plan later this month to slash capital spending and shed parts of its business, Reuters reported Sunday.

What’s worth streaming in September 2024: ‘Slow Horses,’ ‘The Penguin’ and more

NFL returns to Peacock, Paramount+ and Prime Video, while Netflix rolls out big stars like Nicole Kidman, Kristen Bell and Will Ferrell

U.S. stock-market rebound faces ‘huge’ jobs reports after Labor Day weekend

U.S. stock and bond investors face a big employment report this week, after returning from Labor Day weekend to kick off September trading.

Broadcom highlights this week’s earnings slate as investors assess AI landscape

Other key reports in the week ahead will arrive from Dick’s Sporting Goods, Dollar Tree and Zscaler.

Beer-making beyond planet Earth: How space-age technology could shape the industry

A new study from the University of Florida explores the effects of a microgravity environment on the beer-production process

‘We live on Social Security’: We lost $2,000 in an IRA after 5 years — so we fired our adviser. We put the money in CDs. Now what? 

“They put all our money in mutual funds and the only person making money was our broker.”

Brace for pumpkin-spice sticker shock as robusta coffee prices hit record highs

Prices for robusta coffee climbed to their highest on record Friday, all but ensuring sticker-shock among consumers just as coffee chains launch their popular fall menus, which include pumpkin-spice lattes.

Stock market’s tumultuous August leaves investors unscathed but disagreement remains on rate path

Stocks came roaring back from an early August tumble with Fed rate cuts ahead. But investors don’t see eye to eye on how deep or fast they will be.

No recessions, no recoveries — why one expert believes markets live in a ‘twilight’ world

Aggressive government policies and excess capital may have fundamentally changed economic and market cycles, Macquarie’s Viktor Shvets says.
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