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Boeing’s bondholders have adopted a defensive trade in the last week of selling certain longer-dated notes and buying other, more recently issued bonds that will pay them more if the aerospace giant’s credit is downgraded.

It has been months since traders in the $27 trillion U.S. government debt market have seen a week like the one that’s about to end, with volatility so strong that it sent the benchmark 10-year Treasury yield through an unusually large range over the past five days.

Roberto Montano embezzled $10 million from a forestry project backed by a U.S. investment fund, then went into hiding in Nicaragua for a decade before turning himself in.

It all depends on if a recession is coming or not, according to analysts at TS Lombard.

“I feel like I got punished with such a high increase.”

Research at UCLA shows restored brain function and memory.

Start planning early and check on it every year

Also: The rebound in the stock market, dividend stocks ahead of the Fed’s rate cuts and full coverage of Lumen.

Politicians may come and go, but Social Security continues its march to insolvency

The stock that’s the biggest S&P 500 gainer this week is technically part of the industrial sector, so it may come as a surprise to some that it’s getting a big boost from artificial intelligence.

Home buyers contending with a competitive and expensive real-estate market over the past two years received some good news this week.

The expected inheritance of trillions of dollars could get eaten up by healthcare, taxes and longevity.