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B. Riley’s stock rallies on report of unit sale to Oaktree

Shares up 33% as report surfaces of deal for two businesses housed in its Great American Group

So your college-bound kid is clueless about money: 5 tips to prepare them

College students today can find plenty of personal-finance tips online, but they might not know what information is trustworthy.

A favored recession signal appears to be broken. Here’s what could change that.

The bond market is flashing a recession signal for a record period. But is it really broken?

Kamala Harris backs Biden’s tax proposals — including a tax on unrealized capital gains

Kamala Harris’s 2024 presidential campaign supports President Joe Biden’s economic proposals — including one that would tax unrealized capital gains for those worth more than $100 million.

Amex’s stock has been a Dow standout this year. Why BofA now urges caution.

A BofA analyst downgraded Amex shares, saying spending trends are “less than robust.”

Is gold’s record price run coming to an end? Here’s how to tell.

The rally for gold is still going strong, with most analysts expecting to see further gains, but after 30 record-high settlements so far this year, investors should start to look out for certain signs of a potential top in prices for the precious metal.

Franklin Resources’ stock drops as unit exec receives Wells notice from SEC

Ken Leech of Western Asset Management is on leave to address potential securities-law violations.

The ‘Magnificent Seven’ aren’t dominating the stock market anymore

The group of elite megacap stocks isn’t outperforming its S&P 500 peers for the first time in nearly two years, according to BMO.

Do our revocable trusts need a ‘disinterested trustee’?

You may want to make some changes

I’m a veteran with $245,000 in student loans that give me $28,000 in annual refunds. Is it immoral to use my disability benefits to discharge my debt?

“I’ll likely end up with over a $1 million student-loan balance, but I don’t want to give up that additional source of income.”

U.S. created 818,000 fewer jobs than previously reported, adds to case for Fed interest-rate cuts

The U.S. added 818,000 fewer jobs than previously reported from the spring of 2023 to the spring of 2024, indicating the labor market began to cool off earlier and faster than it appeared at the time.

I’m over 50, my 401(k) is soaring — and the S&P 500 is scaring the heck out of me

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