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U.S. launches naval coalition to halt Houthi attacks on Red Sea shipping

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6 tips for avoiding holiday travel nightmares 

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Compugen’s stock rockets on deal with Gilead for anti-tumor drug

Shares are halted for volatility but rise to highest levels since mid-2022 on resumed trading.

The stock market’s performance under Biden remains worse than under Obama or Trump — even with recent gains

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How to know if an annuity is right for you

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Hermès heir’s bid to adopt his 51-year-old gardener sparks battle with charity for €12 billion inheritance

Nicholas Peuch is planning to adopt his gardener who is reportedly 51-years-old and from a "modest Moroccan family"

Barkin says Fed makes ‘good progress’ on taming inflation, but too early to talk rate cuts

The president of the Richmond Federal Reserve said the central bank is making "good progress" in slowing inflation, but he was unwilling to commit to a specific timetable on cutting interest rates.

This is a good time to invest in a bond fund and this manager has an advantage over his largest competitors

Long-term interest rates have been declining rapidly over the past two months. The timing is still good for income-seeking investors to buy shares of bond funds and one excellent example is the ICON Flexible Bond Fund, which is managed by Jerry Paul.

U.S. housing starts surge to highest level since May

Construction on new U.S. homes rose 14.9% in November, the Commerce Department said Tuesday.

FuelCell’s stock drops after revenue falls below expectations

FuelCell Energy's stock fell Tuesday, after the fuel cell technology company reported fiscal fourth-quarter revenue that fell more than expected, as product revenue tanked more than 50%.

The yen got slammed after Bank of Japan stood pat. Here’s what’s next.

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I bought a house with my fiancée, but she says I need to pay all the bills. Will she get half of the house if I sell?

"She actually told me that as I am the man I should pay all the bills."
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