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Personal Finance Daily: A majority of Americans want to live in a place with strong gun-control laws and IRS should brace for ‘broad and deep’ scrutiny if Republicans win midterm elections. Here’s why every taxpayer should care. [1168d]
Financial Crime: Former MoviePass execs charged with securities fraud as prosecutors allege duo lied to investors, knew ticket scheme was a gimmick [1168d]
Financial Face-Off: Walmart vs. Kroger: How their prices compare on milk, bread, eggs and other grocery essentials [1168d]
Market Extra: Fed warns of ‘low’ market liquidity in $24 trillion Treasury market, in latest financial stability report [1168d]
: Food prices keep rising. Food-company execs are betting Americans will keep paying. [1168d]
The Fed: Household balance sheets ‘remained strong’ and debt vulnerabilities are moderate, Fed survey finds [1168d]
Market Extra: Amazon stock breaks long-term chart support, and the worst may still be to come [1168d]
: Activist groups urge advertisers to pause Twitter buys after Elon Musk blames them for ‘massive drop in revenue’ [1168d]
: Credit carnage spurs bargains on bonds tied to $16 trillion pile of U.S. household debt [1168d]
The Ratings Game: Warner Bros. Discovery’s ‘tough juggling act’ sends stock dropping toward 13-year low [1168d]
Cannabis Watch: Amid steep inflation, one thing is getting cheaper: cannabis [1168d]
Help My Career: What can I do to improve my salary? Am I being paid fairly? In a strong jobs market, here’s how to push for a pay raise. [1168d]
TaxWatch: IRS should brace for ‘broad and deep’ scrutiny if Republicans win midterm elections. Here’s why every taxpayer should care. [1168d]
Retirement Weekly: The future looks gloomy for retirees—if you look closely at financial history [1168d]
Retirement Weekly: Your spouse is diagnosed with a serious disease. Now what? [1168d]
The Margin: Oprah snubbing Dr. Oz to endorse Fetterman days before the 2022 midterms is raising some questions [1168d]
: Daylight saving time 2022 is ending: When do we turn back the clocks? [1168d]
Retirement Weekly: I used some of my IRA for a qualified charitable distribution. How is this reflected in my taxes? [1168d]
Retirement Weekly: News and analysis for those planning for or living in retirement [1168d]
: The cloudburst is upon us: Cloud-software stocks suffering worst declines on record [1168d]
The Margin: The Powerball jackpot is now $1.6 billion, the highest prize in U.S. lottery history [1168d]
Earnings Results: DraftKings stock heads for worst day on record as patience with losses ‘remains thin’ [1168d]
Help My Career: Americans consider side gigs as a way to fight inflation [1168d]
Mark Hulbert: Gold prices are soaring but there’s strong support from the past that the yellow metal hasn’t bottomed yet [1168d]
The Margin: Nearly 9 out of 10 Americans are worried about politically motivated violence, according to this poll [1168d]
The Ratings Game: Hershey’s Q3 results ‘cleared a high bar’ but outlook conservative, says UBS analyst [1168d]
Washington Watch: Midterm elections: State ballot measures target gig work, immigration, abortion and more [1168d]
The Big Move: If I sell my rental I can pay off my primary mortgage and be debt-free. Is that a good idea in this housing market? [1168d]
Brett Arends's ROI: Yes, some Republican senators are talking openly about Social Security cuts [1168d]
: Home buyers are looking a lot older — and whiter [1168d]
Futures Movers: U.S. oil benchmark tops $90 a barrel on China reopening hopes [1168d]
The Fed: Fed’s Barkin backs slower pace of interest-rate hikes [1168d]
Living With Climate Change: Famous glaciers like Kilimanjaro and Yellowstone could disappear in decades: UNESCO [1168d]
: Short sellers hit back at Cassava lawsuit against them: ‘We stand behind everything we wrote’ [1168d]
Real Retirement: We want to build a granny flat on our son’s property. How do we protect ourselves against future financial complications? [1168d]
The Fed: Fed’s Collins says too early to tell how high benchmark interest rate needs to go [1168d]
The New York Post: Trump says he will ‘very, very, very probably’ run in 2024 [1168d]
Economic Report: U.S. job creation slowed to 261,000 last month — but it’s still too strong for the Fed [1168d]
Cannabis Watch: Sean Combs seeks to boost minority representation in cannabis with $185 million deal [1168d]
The Ratings Game: ‘Too good to be true?’ Starbucks tops expectations but analysts question sustainability of its growth [1168d]
The MarketWatch 50: Rohit Chopra is cracking down on big banks and Big Tech—and business groups claim he’s out of control [1168d]
Market Extra: ‘The next big thing is small’: Get ready for some bullish history to repeat with these stocks, says BofA analysts [1168d]
Mutual Funds Weekly: These money and investing tips can set you straight in this roller-coaster market [1168d]
Metals Stocks: Silver climbs to 3-week high as investors await U.S. jobs report [1168d]
Need to Know: Traders are loading up on bets against the stock market — and this time, it’s not a contrarian signal, says Citi [1168d]
Market Snapshot: U.S. stocks poised to break four-day losing streak, as jobs data looms [1168d]
Bond Report: Bond yields steady ahead of key jobs report [1168d]
Dow Jones Newswires: Chinese tech sector leads Hong Kong market rebound [1168d]
Kelley Blue Book: The 2023 Subaru Impreza review: It’s all about the all-wheel drive [1168d]
NerdWallet: If you’re on the brink of financial insecurity, take these steps to get help [1168d]
Next Avenue: Want to learn new skills, keep your brain sharp and have fun? Volunteer. [1168d]
Dow Jones Newswires: German factory orders fall a bigger-than-expected 4% in September [1168d]
Dow Jones Newswires: Telefonica backs target, dividend as it brings in $10.08 billion in revenue [1168d]
Dow Jones Newswires: EDF cuts nuclear-output outlook again following workers’ strikes [1168d]
Dow Jones Newswires: Societe Generale reports forecast-beating revenue of $1.46 billion [1168d]
Dow Jones Newswires: Giant Biogene rises in Hong Kong market debut [1168d]
: Twitter plans mass layoffs Friday morning [1168d]