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‘I was heartbroken’: My friend set up a $5,000 GoFundMe for veterinary bills after her cat died. I want to donate $200. Is it better to do so anonymously?

“She tried desperately to save her companion, and the vet did everything they could but it was hopeless.”

CrowdStrike’s stock nabs an upgrade: ‘The bad news is behind us’

The cybersecurity company’s shares rallied Friday to cap off a strong August that saw them place among the biggest S&P 500 gainers.

Here are the S&P 500’s best-performing stocks in August

Kellanova led the list after accepting a takeout offer from Mars, while Starbucks might have been the month’s biggest positive surprise.

Intel’s big turnaround plan is now looking very expensive and poorly timed

It is now looking like Intel Chief Executive Pat Gelsinger made an expensive and risky bet on the way to turn around the chip giant — at exactly the wrong time.

Social Security’s return on investment is a joke compared with state and local pension funds. Where is our money going?

Social Security should be invested like every other rational pension fund across America and around the world.

Goldman Sachs cutting up to 1,800 workers after performance reviews: Wall Street Journal

Goldman Sachs Group Inc. is cutting as many as 1,800 of its employees as part of a planned 3% to 4% staff reduction following the bank’s annual performance-review process, the Wall Street Journal has reported.

Harris now leads Trump in swing-state polls, according to one polling average

Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris now has a slight overall advantage over Republican rival Donald Trump in the U.S. states that are likely to decide the 2024 White House race, according to one widely followed average of polls for the top swing states.

Can Nvidia’s executives help investors remain confident in the stock?

Also: Super Micro’s warning, what to do when interest rates fall and tough love from the Moneyist.

Super Micro’s precipitous August stock selloff can be summed up by these stats

The popular AI play is the biggest S&P 500 loser for the month — with Moderna, Intel and Dollar General among the other poor performers.

An ultra-wealthy dilemma: Who inherits the wine and art collections?

Less than half of those worth more than $3 million have basic estate plans for their complicated assets.

On Warren Buffett’s 94th birthday, people share his best investing advice

Buffett has a net worth of $148 billion, making him the sixth-richest person in the world.

Why Libya could bolster OPEC+ plans for oil production

Oil prices fell in August, raising uncertainty over whether major oil producers will gradually pare back voluntary crude production cuts as planned starting on Oct. 1.
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