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These companies are replacing mom and dad as a guarantor for renters. It will soon be a $1 billion-a-year indusstry.

There’s a burgeoning business in companies that will pay your rent if you can’t, but it can cost the equivalent of a month’s rent — or more.

Why Americans need way more SALT in their public-policy diet

The new reconciliation bill doesn’t go nearly far enough

Trump says countries will soon get letters detailing their tariff rates. Here’s where his tariffs stand now.

While in the United Arab Emirates on Friday, U.S. President Donald Trump talked about his plans for tariffs. Here’s what he said, and where his taxes on imports stand now.

What to make of the stock market’s recovery

Weekend Reads: Putting a number on how much in Social Security might be garnished to repay student loans; coverage of the bond market; and whether or not gold could rise even further.

A $15 million proposal: The rich are not out of the woods on estate taxes

One of the biggest breaks for the wealthy is still up in the air, which means planning for contingencies

How long will the NJ Transit strike last? Engineers ‘tired of being at the bottom’ seek six-figure salaries.

New Jersey Transit trains were not running Friday morning, as engineers went on strike after 15 hours of bargaining Thursday for wage increases that did not result in an agreement.

Trump’s big tax bill is in jeopardy. Here’s why some in GOP are getting cold feet.

The House Budget Committee failed to advance the bill over deficit concerns.

‘Shark Tank’ Star Barbara Corcoran lists her New York penthouse for $12 million — after waiting 23 years for the chance to buy it

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Consumer sentiment falls for 5th straight month in May as inflation worries grow

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Fintech stocks are hot again, as Coinbase and eToro whet investor appetite

Crypto broker Coinbase is slated to join the S&P 500 on Monday as the sector gains favor while trading platform eToro’s IPO hits pay dirt and Chime files to go public.

Imported-goods costs showing signs of tariff-related price pressures

The cost of imports barely rose in April, but only because of a global decline in oil prices. Yet many products such as foreign cars, consumer goods and industrial supplies appeared to show signs of tariff-related price increases.

Virgin Galactic’s stock is skyrocketing. This is why.

Space-tourism company Virgin Galactic expects that private astronauts will pay more than $600,000 for a ticket on its new Delta class SpaceShips
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