Why Nov. 1 is a make-or-break day for millions of Americans’ finances
If the government shutdown stretches beyond October, experts warn that Nov. 1 could mark a grim cutoff for low- and middle-income families.
Lululemon is partnering with the NFL to release apparel for all 32 teams
Lululemon is launching a new collection around the NFL, marking the first time it will have products featuring all 32 teams.
History shows this year’s stock-market losers are actually likely to be November’s winners
A tax-loss trade sets up some stocks for better times, according to Evercore ISI
My son’s credit-card company will write off $10K on a $25K debt. Should he accept or declare bankruptcy?
“What are the negative consequences of a second bankruptcy?”
Big Tech is spending on power for AI — whether Washington functions or not
Charlie Garcia responds to readers about AI doubters, nuclear reactors — and why Blackstone fixes what City Hall won’t.
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U.S., China say trade-deal groundwork has been laid ahead of Trump-Xi meeting
Top negotiators for the U.S. and China expressed optimism Sunday that a new trade deal is in reach, ahead of a meeting later this week between President Donald Trump and China’s President Xi Jinping.
Single-family rent growth just hit the lowest level in 15 years, new report finds
Rents for both single- and multifamily homes are coming down, as more supply hits the market and demand weakens.
Target might be cutting jobs, but its ‘kitchen sink’ moment hasn’t hit yet
Wall Street analysts suggested the worst was still yet to come for Target. Molson, Amazon, Meta and GM are also trimming staff.
