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‘A few motherly words of wisdom can go a long way’: My two 30-something sons will each inherit $100,000. What should they do with it?

“We live in the greater Boston area, so housing costs are extremely high.”

Kansas sues Pfizer, saying it misled the public over COVID-19 vaccine

The lawsuit says Pfizer concealed information about adverse events while working to censor information on social media

Record percentage of central bankers expect gold holdings to increase

The highest percentage of central bankers in at least six years expect their holdings of gold to increase, according to a closely watched survey released Tuesday.

The famous San Francisco Victorian from ‘Full House’ is on the market for $6.5 million, and it’s gorgeous inside

This TV-famous abode memorably featured on the ABC sitcom has been fully renovated by the show’s creator

Carrefour shares skid on report of possible fine

Shares of French supermarket giant Carrefour slumped on Tuesday after a report the French government wanted to levy a 200 million euro fine.

Treasury yields steady ahead of retail sales data

Bond yields were little changed early Tuesday as traders awaited the U.S. retail sales report for May.

Troubled EV maker Fisker files for bankruptcy protection

The electric vehicle maker Fisker on Tuesday said it filed for bankruptcy protection, a step that came as little surprise after recently defaulting on a bond payment and halting manufacturing.

La-Z-Boy is opening new stores, despite expectations for ‘volatile’ furniture demand

Shares of La-Z-Boy Inc. rallied after hours on Monday after the maker of recliners and other furniture reported fourth-quarter results that topped expectations.

Yogis who stole millions from ailing Malibu doctor expose the perils caregivers can pose to the vulnerable

Anthony David Flores was sentenced to nearly 16 years in prison.

Adobe sued by U.S. regulators for making it too difficult to cancel subscriptions

U.S. regulators on Monday sued on Adobe Inc., accusing the software company and two executives of “deceiving consumers” by hiding the termination fee for a popular subscription plan and making it too difficult for customers to cancel subscriptions.

Chegg says it’s doubling down on students while cutting nearly a quarter of its staff

The digital-education platform Chegg Inc. on Monday said it would slash nearly a quarter of its staff, a move it said would free up space for longer-term investments as it tries to offer more than just academic guidance to students and use more artificial intelligence.

Why Palantir’s ‘highly volatile’ stock is worth a buy, according to a new bull

Palantir is ‘giving the market what it wants in terms of margin expansion and profitability,’ says an Argus analyst.
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