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Chinese finance minister hints at increasing the deficit at highly anticipated briefing
Lan Fo’an said such policies were still under discussion.
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Cramer's Lightning Round: ‘I'm worried' about Boeing
“Mad Money” host Jim Cramer rings the lightning round bell, which means he’s giving his answers to callers’ stock questions at rapid speed.
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Jim Cramer says hold still on Tesla stock after Cybercab debut flops
After Wall Street balked at Tesla’s highly-anticipated robotaxi unveiling, CNBC’s Jim Cramer told investors not to make any moves on the stock.
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Cramer's week ahead: Major banks, Taiwan Semi and Netflix report as earnings season gets into full swing
Charles Schwab, Bank of America, Johnson & Johnson, Walgreens, UnitedHealth Group Morgan Stanley, Procter & Gamble and Abbott Laboratories all report earnings.
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Boeing to cut 17,000 jobs as losses deepen during factory strike
Boeing said it will lay off about 10% of its workforce as losses deepen from an ongoing factory strike.
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Social Security payroll tax limit increases for 2025. Here's how that may affect you
The Social Security Administration has announced a higher threshold for earnings subject to Social Security payroll taxes. Here’s what workers need to know.
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Prosecutors seek years in prison for Trump Media insider trading Shvartsman brothers
Three men convicted of insider trading related to a company’s planned merger with Trump Media are awaiting sentences in New York federal court.
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The Federal Reserve may have pretty much just hit its 2% inflation target
In fact, economists at Goldman Sachs think the Fed may already be there.
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Here's the deflation breakdown for September 2024 — in one chart
Prices in segments of the U.S. economy, such as some imported goods, consumer electronics and gasoline, have deflated since September 2023.
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Working moms are still more likely to handle child care. It costs them $20,000 a year in lost wages, reports show
Despite women’s stride in the workplace over the years, as they approach their 30s and 40s, their share of the labor force shrinks. Here’s why.
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Ride-sharing giants Uber, Lyft jump after Tesla's ‘toothless taxi' fails to excite investors
Tesla’s hyped robotaxi unveiling posed a threat to Uber’s ride-sharing aspirations, but it has turned into a boon for the stock instead.
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This is the No. 1 way to raise kids with a ‘really healthy resilience,' pediatrician says
This authoritative style can be thought of as a middle ground between helicopter and gentle parenting.
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You'll miss out on years of ‘free money' if you wait until this age to start saving for retirement
While you may be able to put more toward your retirement savings when you’re older, you miss out on years of “free money” by not starting sooner, says expert.
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WNBA to expand Finals to 7 games, add to regular season next year
The WNBA is changing its Finals series to seven games and adding four games to its regular season starting next year.
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This simple habit separates highly successful people from all others, says former Google exec: Doing it has ‘never been easier'
CEO Maha Abouelenein says the most successful people are intentional about seeking new skills and perspectives. Research, and other CEOs, agree.
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Manhunt underway for accused crypto fraudster Jicha after he skips bond in $150 million case
Horst Jicha lived in Brazil and Spain before his arrest in the alleged USI Tech scam, where investors were promised huge returns on bitcoin mining an
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Investors face delays moving certain assets from TreasuryDirect
Investors are facing delays to transfer certain assets purchased via TreasuryDirect. Here’s what to know.
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3 money moves you can make today to feel wealthy, according to CFPs
If you’re chasing the $1 million mark to feel wealthy, reconsider it. Only 1 in 3 millionaires feel wealthy, according to a 2024 Northwestern Mutual study.
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What internet data brokers have on you — and how you can start to get it back
Every click, purchase, and “like” you make online is harvested, packaged, and sold for profit, making personal data a valuable commodity for data brokers.
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Ozempic is driving up the cost of your health care, whether you can get your hands on it or not
Health-care costs are going up, and yet workers may still not get the coverage they want — particularly when it comes to drugs such as Ozempic.