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DEA sets hearing on cannabis rescheduling and delays decision until after the election

DEA sets Dec. 2 public meeting on proposal to lower cannabis to a less-dangerous Schedule III classification under U.S. law.

Hain Celestial’s stock extends big bounce after profit beats expectations

Hain Celestial’s stock were headed higher again on Tuesday, after the better-for-your foods company beat fourth-quarter profit expectations as improved gross margin helped offset a sales that fell a bit short.

Will stocks rally or fade after the Fed cuts rates? Here’s what history tells us.

A Federal Reserve interest-rate cut in September now looks like a virtual certainty. But how stocks might react to such a move remains as murky as ever.

Eli Lilly says weight-loss drug Zepbound now available in 2.5- and 5-milligram vials at 50% discount

Drug company says vials are available through its LillyDirect digital platform with on-label prescription

You keep making bad money choices. Can paying a financial adviser really help?

“Time plus stress equals hasty decisions.”

Nvidia earnings could have a weak spot — but not enough to topple the stock

Quarter-to-quarter revenue growth could be slower.

Nvidia is starting to look a lot like the next Apple

The iPhone enabled the app revolution. Nvidia is enabling the AI and robotics revolutions.

Nvidia has all the pieces in place for a positive quarterly earnings surprise

Having taken the lead in AI chips, Nvidia is bleeding its competitors dry.

Powell’s Jackson Hole pivot on rate cuts won’t be his last

The U.S. economy is too strong for the Fed to be so dovish about interest rates.

Bitcoin surge has seen the number of crypto millionaires double

The number of individuals with more than $1 million worth of crypto holdings increased 95% in the 12 months ending on July 1, to 172,300 people

College has to offer a better return on investment than students are getting

America’s universities need a reality check — and American business could provide it.

I’m 60 and my wife is 40. We want to sell our house and buy two properties for our ‘snowbird’ lifestyle. Are we on the right path to a secure retirement?

“Using the 4% rule, I can add approximately $50,000 per year to my pension and Social Security.”
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