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- Economic Report: Mortgage rates give homebuyers some holiday relief, falling for sixth week in a row [1358d]
- Personal Finance Daily: IRS pauses rule requiring people to report PayPal, Venmo transactions over $600 and 10 good things that happened to Americans’ finances in 2022 [1358d]
- : The bright side of the chip glut: Nvidia, AMD and Intel gaming cards are cheap and very available for Christmas [1358d]
- The Ratings Game: Carnival stock is suffering its worst year on record, but looks ‘overly compelling’ to this analyst [1358d]
- TaxWatch: IRS pauses rule requiring people to report PayPal, Venmo transactions over $600. Here’s what went wrong. [1358d]
- Retirement Weekly: Year-end forecasts are worthless. Here’s why. [1358d]
- Market Extra: The party is over in commercial real estate. Here’s what to expect in 2023. [1358d]
- Retirement Weekly: Don’t play whack-a-mole with your retirement investments [1358d]
- Retirement Weekly: Charitable giving, student-loan burdens for seniors, Social Security — and more retirement news [1358d]
- : Couples with strong relationships have these money issues in common [1358d]
- Crypto: Crypto regulation: 2 big questions loom in 2023 after a chaotic year for digital assets [1358d]
- The Tell: Equity funds suffer largest ever weekly outflows: BofA Global [1358d]
- Living With Climate Change: Severe winter storm pushes power outages above 1.5 million. When will the electric grid be updated? [1358d]
- : This McDonald’s in Texas is the first-ever with a fully automated drive-through [1358d]
- Cannabis Watch: Verano cannabis cultivation takes root in massive ex-retail space as legal industry gears up [1358d]
- Beth Pinsker: New catch-up contribution limits can add thousands to your retirement — if you qualify (and can afford it) [1358d]
- Your Digital Self: These artificial-intelligence models are disrupting the art world — and will change how movies are made [1358d]
- The Margin: Five tips for staying safe and warm during a power outage [1359d]
- : ‘No mother ever has to choose between a job and nursing her child’: PUMP Act, supporting new moms’ right to breastfeed at work, is one step closer to becoming law [1359d]
- : What to expect for the stock market in 2023 after the biggest decline since the financial crisis [1359d]
- : These are the 18 Republican senators who voted for the $1.7 trillion spending bill — and the measure to prevent another Jan. 6 insurrection [1359d]
- : 10 good things that happened to Americans’ finances in 2022 [1359d]
- Coronavirus Update: As COVID cases rise, how to steer clear of viruses during the holiday season [1359d]
- The Conversation: Record low water levels on the Mississippi River in 2022 show how climate change is altering large rivers [1359d]
- Living With Climate Change: Climate change and the polar vortex: Winter storms are normal, but this string of severe Christmas weather isn’t typical [1359d]
- Economic Report: U.S. new home sales rose in November by 5.8% [1359d]
- The Ratings Game: Tesla stock in danger of longest losing streak since March 2020 after Wedbush slashes price target by 30% [1359d]
- Economic Report: Consumer sentiment creeps up at year end and worries about inflation ease [1359d]
- Mark Hulbert: A stock market indicator with one of the best track records has rare good news for investors [1359d]
- Economic Report: Consumer spending barely rose at start of U.S. holiday shopping season [1359d]
- Economic Report: U.S. durable-goods orders drop 2.1% in another sign of slowing economy [1359d]
- Economic Report: High U.S. inflation is on the wane, PCE price gauge shows [1359d]
- Bond Report: Treasury yields move higher ahead of U.S. inflation indicator [1359d]
- Metals Stocks: Gold edges up above $1,800, on track for 3rd weekly gain in last four [1359d]
- Futures Movers: Oil gains ground on Russia supply worries, heads for weekly gain [1359d]
- Mark Hulbert: If you’re selling stocks, big institutional investors are buying – and that’s bullish for the market. [1359d]
- Dow Jones Newswires: Meta to pay $725 million in what’s called the largest privacy class-action settlement [1359d]
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