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AI developments will lead to evolution not revolution, UBS chief says

Sergio Ermotti warned against over-enthusiastic predictions about the transformational abilities of artificial intelligence

Albermarle to cut jobs, capex as lithium prices have plunged

The company's actions come as prices for lithium, which is used in electric-vehicle battery production, have plunged over the past year as supply has outpaced demand.

How employers can help women be less burned out at work — and less likely to leave

Women are getting leadership roles, but their bosses often are way behind.

Why the economy right now isn’t as uncertain as you think

Economic risk in the U.S. is actually about average.

‘I’m getting cold feet’: I’m single and make $120,000 a year. Can I afford a $500,000 home in Florida?

"I want to buy my first home soon to avoid being completely priced out of homes, as prices keep going up."

U.S. mortgage demand jumps 10% as rates fall across the board

Mortgage applications rose 10.4% in the last week, the Mortgage Bankers Association said. The average rate for a 30-year mortgage is 6.75%.

The U.S. is breaking oil-production records with fewer drilling rigs. Here’s how.

U.S. oil production is back in record territory with far fewer drilling rigs than at the previous peak.

Apple and Tesla may no longer be ‘safe investments’ as China’s troubles grow

China pushed out disappointing growth numbers, which may not help Apple and Tesla as they fight for market share in the country.

Oil falls as strong dollar outweighs worries over Middle East

Oil futures lose ground early Wednesday.

My adult sons stay rent-free in my house, while I pay for 50% of utilities in my husband’s condo. I can’t afford to keep this up.

“They simply can’t afford to move out, and I can’t afford to keep paying for two households.”

‘If you stand still, you’ll go crazy’: The case for unretirement

Looking at retirement backward and forward

Faster U.K. inflation and China growth worries hit London’s FTSE 100 hard

London's FTSE 100 led declines in European bourses on Wednesday as interest rate-sensitive stocks such as housebuilders, real estate and utilities felt the force of a surprise uptick in U.K. inflation.
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