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: OpenAI investors trying to get Sam Altman back as CEO After sudden firing – WSJ

OpenAI investors trying to get Sam Altman back as CEO After sudden firing - WSJ

Weekend Sip: Is this bourbon the world’s best whiskey? The brand just earned a special global honor.

Michter's was named 'the world's most admired whisky brand' by Drinks International, a British publication

: How Amazon Prime shoppers can protect themselves from scammers on Black Friday — and any time of year

In one 12-month period, scammers cost Amazon customers $27 million, according to the FTC

Lawrence G. McMillan: Bulls control the stock market now and a new S&P 500 high is within reach

Rally's speed could be problematic but there's solid support at the 4400 level.

Brett Arends's ROI: IBM’s new 401(k) strategy could threaten its workers retirement plans

The big change that IBM is making in its retirement plan is a lot simpler than many people are making it out to be.

Help Me Retire: I’m 60 with $6,100-a-month in Social Security disability and a pension. I want my money to work for 20 years — what do you recommend?

"I live in a small town home. I refinanced my $185,000 mortgage a few years ago at 3.1% interest."

: SpaceX’s Super Heavy Rocket explodes in dramatic second Starship flight test

SpaceX’s Super Heavy Rocket booster exploded shortly after separation from the Starship spacecraft

: Fed’s Nov. meeting minutes highlight of next week’s Washington’s economic radar

The highlight for markets and economists this coming week will be the summary of the discussion at the Federal Reserve's last policy meeting on Oct. 31 - Nov. 1.

: Landlords are in the crosshairs as advocates and politicians question rising rents

Unusually high rent hikes over the past few years have attracted concern from different groups.

MarketWatch First Take: Elon Musk’s X apocalyptic moment

Is this the beginning of the end for X, the service previously known as Twitter?

Mutual Funds Weekly: These money and investing tips help your portfolio stay open to opportunities

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: Bad-mouthing carbon markets drives away the companies that need them most

There is a misguided assumption that some companies are using carbon credits cynically.
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