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WD-40 shares pop 6% after company reports higher quarterly sales
Shares of WD-40 climbed in after-hours trading Tuesday after the maker of maintenance and cleaning products...
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Japan risks inflationary spiral with the yen so weak
Bank of Japan must take steps to control consumer prices.
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Investors are losing faith in Japan’s economic leaders
Expectations are for the Bank of Japan to raise interest rates in April
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Radio giant Audacy files for chapter 11 bankruptcy, as ad sales plunge
Radio and podcast giant Audacy Inc. filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection Sunday amid a cratering...
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This peanut butter, banana and bacon-flavored whiskey honors Elvis Presley.
The 'Midnight Snack' whiskey combines the flavors of peanut butter, banana and bacon --- the key...
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Fed’s Logan backs first slowing, then gradually ending, balance-sheet runoff
The Federal Reserve should first slow the pace of its balance sheet reduction and then gradually...
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Saudis cut crude prices to all regions amid oil-price weakness
Saudi Aramco on Sunday said it would cut crude prices to all regions, including its largest...
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Why stock-market investors will remain at mercy of shifting rate-cut expectations after wobbly start to 2024
Stocks stumbled to begin the new year, hobbled by shifting expectations for rate cuts.
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My sister and her ex-husband promised, in their divorce decree, to repay my loan. They never did. Is this legally binding?
"Her current husband died leaving her over $250,000. Still, she hasn’t offered to pay me."
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I’m leaving Seattle for a job and better weather. Rental income won’t cover the 1.9% mortgage on our home. Should I sell?
"I’m skeptical our home will rent for $4,000, but I was wondering if making up the...
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Functional strength training is one of the best workouts for people over 50: What it is, and how to get started
Functional strength training isn't just weightlifting: it takes many benefits of other resistance training forms and...
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Trying to get rid of your credit-card debt in 2024? Here's your action plan.
There's new urgency for this common New Year's resolution, as Americans struggle with over $1 trillion...
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State-run IRAs hit $1 billion in assets in 2023. Will you be contributing to one this year?
Seven states have plans in place, and most others are developing plans or considering doing so.
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What is the best way to leave my estate to a non-U.S. citizen?
It's similar to leaving an estate to a U.S. citizen, but a bit more complicated.
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At 65, I thought I could eat whatever I wanted — until I woke up in the ICU
A health emergency turned the tide for me. By being consistent and sticking this diet, I...
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How to reduce your clutter without sending it all to the landfill
Here’s how you can get rid of textiles, paper, e-waste and other clutter without sending everything...
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Why 'Dry January' is a bad idea
There can be benefits to going without alcohol for a short period, but plenty of caveats...
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AMC hits another record low close, extends losing streak to four days
AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc. hit another record-low close Thursday, ending the session at $5.30 after falling...
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Verizon’s problems ‘aren’t just narrative’ — but here’s the stock’s bull case
Wolfe Research analyst Peter Supino upgraded the stock to outperform from peer perform late Wednesday, writing...
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Sharing COVID therapy secrets is a Trojan horse that would gut U.S. biotech
IP waiver would allow developing countries access to formulas and manufacturing details.
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Seize Russia’s frozen assets to support Ukraine’s military and finance its recovery
Russia must be held accountable for the devastation it has wrought.
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‘I discovered a lot of shady business practices’: I want to blow the whistle on my former employer, but I signed an NDA. Am I doomed?
"The company I left is OK with getting paid monthly for services even if they never...
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'How’s that for bouncing back?' How to get through financial disasters
Author Lynnette Khalfani-Cox revisits an old office years after a layoff to talk about her new...
