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MarketWatch

• : Here is what AT&T is giving investors in WarnerMedia spinoff, and how it will work [1641d]
• The Wall Street Journal: U.S. to sanction companies allegedly involved in aiding Russia’s war in Ukraine [1641d]
• Personal Finance Daily: The IRS sent thousands of third-round stimulus checks to dead people and pending home sales decline as interest rates rise [1641d]
• : Etsy sellers plan boycott, call company’s new fee hike ‘pandemic profiteering’ [1642d]
• In One Chart: Global pile of debt at negative yields dips below $3 trillion: Deutsche Bank [1642d]
• Weekend Sip: Review: This ‘new,’ affordable bourbon traces its roots back to 1885 [1642d]
• The Wall Street Journal: Kobe Bryant’s family agrees to new partnership with Nike to produce shoes, clothing [1642d]
• : ‘Gig work for nurses’ ballot initiative was mysteriously withdrawn within weeks of submission [1642d]
• The Margin: March Madness bracket busted? You can still score free Krispy Kreme doughnuts, gym discounts and more [1642d]
• MarketWatch First Take: Europe’s new Big Tech law could actually produce results, like iMessage and Facebook Messenger playing nicely and big-money fines [1642d]
• Living With Climate Change: Plastic was found in human blood for the first time. Is this a public health risk? [1642d]
• TaxWatch: The IRS sent thousands of third-round stimulus checks to dead people — that’s still a huge improvement from the first round [1642d]
• : The U.S. is talking about a second round of COVID-19 booster shots, and it’s going to be even more complicated than last year [1642d]
• Living With Climate Change: Climate change is making the end of winter more dangerous [1642d]
• Retirement Weekly: What happens when the kids leave home? [1642d]
• Financial Crime: Former Texas police chief convicted in emergency radio bribery scheme involving his band Funky Munky [1642d]
• : Landmark EU law could take billions from Apple, and already forced a major change at Google [1642d]
• Retirement Weekly: I want to leave a Roth IRA to my sister with special needs — what’s the best way to do that? [1642d]
• Retirement Weekly: Preparing for the great sunset: What you need to know if tax code provisions expire [1642d]
• Retirement Weekly: News and analysis for those planning for or living in retirement [1642d]
• : GameStop stock shows rare resiliency as it rises toward longest win streak in more than 4 years [1642d]
• Commodities Corner: Why Biden’s landmark natural gas deal won’t break Europe’s dependence on Russia — but could transform the market over the long run [1642d]
• : How to future-proof your stock investments and outperform the market at the same timesystemic risk and societal collapse [1642d]
• : Biden set to release budget with defense boost, inflation forecast in focus [1642d]
• The Margin: Oscars 2022: A list of the Academy Awards nominees [1642d]
• Top Ten: Weekend reads: the slowing housing market and inverted yield curve signal a coming recession [1642d]
• Crypto: Bitcoin rallies after Russia hints at using crypto with $50,000 seen possible on short covering [1642d]
• The Moneyist: ‘We’re concerned this woman may persuade him to leave his house to her’: My father, 85, moved in with a female friend. Can I declare his home abandoned? [1642d]
• : Car rental company Kyte eyes eventual IPO with Goldman Sachs as potential underwriter [1642d]
• The Fed: Fed’s Williams open, in general, to 50 basis point rate hikes, but won’t discuss next meeting in May [1642d]
• Brett Arends's ROI: Don’t panic — 3 reasons to be cheerful [1642d]
• Market Extra: Stocks have gained 8% in three months on this signal in the past, Bank of America says [1642d]
• The Conversation: A early warning of dementia: longer or more frequent napping [1642d]
• : Yale professor monitoring companies still doing business in Russia ups the ante by highlighting those that are now ‘digging in’ [1642d]
• Coronavirus Update: Airport-based study found first U.S. case of BA.2 subvariant of omicron in December [1642d]
• The Wall Street Journal: Financial advisers aren’t sold on crypto [1642d]
• Outside the Box: The Fed’s rate hikes will hurt already fragile supply chains [1642d]
• Economic Report: High U.S. inflation leaves consumer sentiment stuck at almost 11-year low [1642d]
• Economic Report: Pending home sales decline for fourth consecutive month, underscoring down shift in housing market [1642d]
• Crypto: Russia hints that it may accept payment for oil in bitcoin, analysts say that may not be so easy [1642d]
• BookWatch: The ‘wisdom of crowds’ can cost you dearly when the stock market is in turmoil [1642d]