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Consumer spending is weakening, the job market is getting worse, and investors love it
Consumer spending is weakening. The job market is getting worse for workers. And U.S. stock investors are loving it. The S&P 500 rose 0.52% yesterday, hitting an all-time high for the second day in a
Teens face hiring chill as they hunt for summer jobs
The summer job market for teens has cooled this year along with hiring more broadly in part because of economic uncertainty spawned by Trump's tariffs
Hiltzik: Who profits most from Medicaid? Employers like Walmart and Amazon, many of whose workers rely on the program
Big employers such as Walmart, Amazon and McDonald's stick taxpayers with the bill for healthcare and food for their employees. The GOP budget will make life harder for those workers.
This fund returned 21% in May alone buying ‘left-for-dead’ stocks — and it has a new target
An average holding period of three years meant some of the bets made in the 2022 sell-off started to come good for Whetstone Capital this spring.
These Are The Stocks You Should Watch in July
Stocks soared to record highs in June, boosted by optimism about possible trade deals, easing geopolitical tensions, and hope that the Federal Reserve could resume cutting interest rates in the
How to build a portfolio you don’t have to babysit
If you’re a do-it-yourself investor aiming to build a “no babysitter required” portfolio, here are the key steps to take. Step 1: Find your portfolio’s true north Give due consideration to your asset
3 housing-market warning signs that economists are monitoring
The housing market is stuck in low gear, and the slowdown could have ramifications for the broader US economy, three economists told Business Insider.
Richest 20% Get an Average $6,055 Income Boost in Trump Tax Bill
The Senate’s version of President Donald Trump’s proposed tax cut bill will cost the bottom 20% of taxpayers an average of $560 a year while giving an average boost of $6,055 to those at the top end.
Goldman Sachs now sees the next Fed rate cut coming months earlier
Goldman Sachs now expects the Federal Reserve will make its next interest rate cut in September, and not December as previously thought, as tariffs have less of an inflationary impact than earlier
Global shares are mixed after US shares rally into record heights
Global shares were mixed on Tuesday after U.S. stocks added to their records with the close of a second straight winning month. Britain’s FTSE 100 fell 0.2% to 8,742.87, while Germany’s DAX shed 0.4%
‘Finance makes me break out in hives’: I inherited $240K from my parents. Do I pay off my $258K mortgage and give up my job?
I inherited $240K from my parents. Do I pay off my $258K mortgage and give up my job? I recently lost both my parents and inherited $240,000. Due to life choices (divorce) and living paycheck to
A Hot New Firm Opened the Private Market to the Little Guy. Now it Is in Big Trouble.
Linqto, which offered stakes in highflying companies such as Ripple, is facing federal investigations and a possible bankruptcy filing.
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