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Stealth shopping — hiding purchases from spouses — is on the rise
by
Kristin Schwab
and Aleezeh Hasan
Aug 6, 2024
As online shopping has become the norm, some people's spending habits have become stealth missions to keep from their partners.
Amid market volatility, certificates of deposit are having their moment — for now
Aug 6, 2024
CDs can lock in a rate of return for months or years. Investors find that attractive ahead of expected interest rate cuts.
For some athletes, winning an Olympic medal comes with a cash prize
Aug 6, 2024
Here's what winning gold is worth for U.S. athletes — and who's paying.
How the consumers of Kent County, Michigan feel about the economy
Aug 6, 2024
The regional economy isn't in bad shape, but many folks say it's hard to get by.
As Magnificent Seven stocks dip, smaller companies have taken up the mantle
by
Kristin Schwab
and Sarah Leeson
Aug 5, 2024
The companies that could profit the most from a potential Fed rate cut aren't Big Tech companies, so investors are shifting their focus.
With less than six months to go, no clear plans for a TikTok sale
Aug 5, 2024
In April, President Biden signed into law a bipartisan bill compelling ByteDance to sell TikTok to a government-approved buyer in 270 days, or face a ban in the U.S. Meanwhile, TikTok is hoping for a win in court.
Here’s why an emergency rate cut would be a bad idea
by
Janet Nguyen
Aug 5, 2024
While some investors think it would help the economy and the markets, economists caution against one.
For public good, not for profit.
When the feds don’t regulate … will the states?
Aug 5, 2024
Legal scholars and lawmakers are still trying to come to grips with the potential long-term consequences of the overturning of the Chevron deference, including what it means for state-level regulators.
Why are stocks cratering around the globe?
Aug 5, 2024
The disappointing July jobs report fed fears of a U.S. downturn, spurring traders to sell. But economic fundamentals are still strong.
Oil prices dip but still face plenty of upward pressure
by
Henry Epp
Aug 5, 2024
Recession fears blunt demand, lowering prices. But conflict in the Middle East and OPEC+ production cuts could push them up again.