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Mortgage rates witness biggest drop in a year

Mortgage rates saw their most significant one-week drop since last November.

Technical bounce is happening in crude oil, but here's when to get bullish

Technical bounce is happening in crude oil, but here's when to get bullish

Now isn't the time to get excited about crude oil. Here's when this commodities broker would do a little buying.

Las Vegas hotel strike averted after historic deal

Las Vegas hotel strike averted after historic deal

Las Vegas hospitality worker unions have successfully secured a tentative agreement with Caesars Entertainment for a new contract covering 10,000 employees.

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IRS announces 2024 tax brackets: What you need to know

The IRS introduced new income limits for its seven tax brackets, adjusted for inflation.

Singles Day is approaching: What to know about Alibaba's shopping holiday

Alibaba's annual Singles Day festival is expected to see deeper discounts than normal.

Warner Brothers reports $400 million loss despite 'Barbie' success

Despite the wild success of its 'Barbie' film, Warner Brothers reported a substantial loss in its third quarter.

More Americans are tapping into 401(k) funds to cover expenses

A growing number of Americans are pulling money from their 401(k) plans to pay the bills.

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U.S. credit card debt hits an all-time high

U.S. credit card debt hits an all-time high

According to a report from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, American's collective credit card debt has reached $1.08 trillion

What led to the WeWork bankruptcy

What led to the WeWork bankruptcy

Office sharing company WeWork filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection Monday.

Starbucks to boost hourly employee pay by 3%

Starbucks to boost hourly employee pay by 3%

Starbucks said it will raise wages for its hourly employees by at least 3% starting in 2024.

Former President Trump to testify in New York fraud trial - What he's said so far

Former President Trump to testify in New York fraud trial - What he's said so far

Former President Trump is set to provide testimony on Monday in the ongoing New York civil fraud trial probing his business empire.

35,000 Las Vegas casino employees prepared to strike if deal not reached

35,000 Las Vegas casino employees prepared to strike if deal not reached

35,000 casino and hotel workers will strike on November 10 if a contract is not reached by then.

Like it or not, a wave of Treasury short-term debt issuance is coming

Like it or not, a wave of Treasury short-term debt issuance is coming

The Treasury will have to issue more debt eventually. The question after this week is when?

This isn't a new bull market - Here's the test the S&P 500 needs to pass first

This isn't a new bull market - Here's the test the S&P 500 needs to pass first

Our top technical analyst says the market is overbought and faces key tests in the days ahead.

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Sam Bankman-Fried faces up to 110 years in prison after being convicted on all charges

FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried has been found guilty on all charges linked to the downfall of his now-bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange.

U.S. holiday sales expected to be slower than usual

The National Retail Federation predicts that U.S. holiday sales will rise at the slowest pace seen in five years.

Alphabet stock can impact your wallet in a big way, even if you don't own it

Here's how major tech earnings can impact that 401(k) you don't check.

DoorDash says tip your delivery driver or risk cold pizza

You may want to think twice before you decide to skip the tip when ordering from DoorDash.

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WeWork to potentially file for bankruptcy as losses mount

WeWork may file for bankruptcy as early as next week after once being valued at $47 billion.

If you sold a house from 2015 to 2022, you may have overpaid your realtor: Lawsuit reveals

The National Association of Realtors and multiple brokerage firms were instructed to pay home sellers who claimed they were forced to pay inflated fees to real estate agents.

Twitter valuation slips to $19 billion, less than half of what Musk paid

X, formerly Twitter, has seen its valuation plummet to $19 billion, down significantly from the $44 billion Elon Musk paid.

Apple 'Scary Fast' Event: Everything announced

Apple launched a handful of products at its spooky-themed October event.

Meta unveils ad-free Facebook and Instagram subscription in Europe

Meta is introducing a paid subscription that will remove ads from Facebook and Instagram in Europe.

Inflation may be the real trick this Halloween

Supplying candy to your neighborhood trick or treaters hit your wallet harder this year.

Cruise temporarily halts U.S. driverless fleet operations

General Motors' Cruise says it will be suspending its driverless fleet after California revoked its permit.

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