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Can you really make money with a car on Turo? Here’s how the sharing service works for both owners and renters.

The peer-to-peer car sharing company is an alternative to the usual rental fleets, and a great way to test out a particular car model. Here’s how it works.

10 cool used coupes you can get for under $20,000

This is a good time to buy a coupe: Sportier cars like these are often cheaper in winter, so you can make the most of a $20,000 budget.

Here’s a simple way to improve your fitness and health—and it’s free

If you’re huffing and puffing up a short flight of stairs, it’s time to add more of this type of climbing to your day—and reap the benefits.

The 2024 Subaru Outback vs. the Toyota RAV4: two popular SUVs compared

Both the Outback and RAV4 are great choices for shoppers who want a safe and comfortable vehicle with a range of trim levels. See how they compare side to side.

U.S. stock futures extend sell-off as 10-year Treasury yields rise to near 4% ahead of Fed minutes

U.S. equity-index futures were again lower after the previous session saw high-flying technology stocks suffer a sell-off amid concerns the recent rally has come too far too fast.

Fisher Investments reportedly in sale talks with Advent International

Private-equity firm Advent International is in talks to acquire money-management firm Fisher Investments, according to a Wall Street Journal report late Tuesday.

BrightSpring Health Services files for IPO

The home and community-based healthcare services platform didn't provide details Tuesday on how many shares it would offer, pricing, or estimated net proceeds in its regulatory filing.

Horizon Aircraft CEO to become chairman after SPAC merger

Robinson Aircraft, which does business as Horizon Aircraft, said that Chief Executive Brandon Robinson would become chairman after it goes public.

Cancer-treatment developer CG Oncology files for IPO

Bladder-cancer treatment developer CG Oncology filed for an initial public offering with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Ford, Toyota help ignite up to $60 billion corporate bond-borrowing spree in January as investors brace for lower rates

Ford Motor Credit and Toyota Motor Corp. were among roughly a dozen big companies embarking on roughly $26.5 billion corporate bond-borrowing spree on the first trading day of 2024.

‘It’s very frustrating.’ The first few days of the simplified FAFSA are proving complicated

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These 3 flashpoints could spark a wider Middle East war that markets can’t ignore

Oil traders are, for now, looking past rising tensions in the Red Sea. But there is "clear and present danger" of a wider conflict involving Iran, a top Wall Street commodities analyst warned in a note Tuesday.
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