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One of the most accurate recession indicators is close to sounding the alarm as unemployment continues to rise

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Personal Finance

Gen Z is a conspicuous outlier on what it takes to live comfortably and feel financially secure

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The U.S. deficit is nearly as big as Russia’s economy, and there’s a ‘vicious’ feedback loop that could make it worse

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A divergence in the stock market is now the biggest it’s ever been, signaling more vulnerability ahead, economist says

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This decades-long trend in home prices has been ‘flipped on its head’ amid a big shift in the housing market

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Execs should urge workers to return to the office to help San Francisco, Fed president says

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The housing market’s lock-in effect could last into the next decade as mortgage rates stay high even with Fed cuts, BofA says

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Nvidia will produce such a massive ‘cash gusher’ that it will have to buy back more stock, because all that money has nowhere else to go, analyst says

Assistant Attorney General Jonathan Kanter

Top antitrust official raises red flag on dynamic pricing and warns of biggest ‘extraction of monopoly power’ ever

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The Wall Street strategist who nailed 2023’s stock rally sees the S&P 500 soaring more than 170% to 15,000 by end of this decade

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Billionaires vs. millionaires: America’s wealthy are more eager than Janet Yellen to tax the super-wealthy

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Peloton has lost top instructors, adding pressure on the fallen fitness unicorn, but most are staying on

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AI automation in the workplace is about to reach a major tipping point

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San Francisco home crashes more than 60% in value after listing says buyers must wait decades to move in

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Personal Finance

Gen X is the least confident about retirement as ‘crunch time’ nears—and has done less to prepare than boomers or millennials