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The Older Americans Act, which helped provide nutritional support, in-home assistance, transportation, legal aid and caregiver support, has yet to be re-funded. Meanwhile, the Administration for ...

According to reports and a statement from Royal Caribbean (RCL), the passenger did not fall through the hole, but was nevertheless injured when a piece of acrylic glass broke off from the slide. Icon ...

By Quentin Fottrell 'After the age of 50, I really only had sporadic contract work and I had to sell my house' "My savings ran out because of the periods of unemployment or undere ...

Most companies, it turns out, have been reluctant to raise prices. Americans are tired of inflation and they are more resistant to price increases, forcing firms to adopt an array of strategies. The ...

At the moment, even when assets are tokenized, the actual clearing and settlement still happen off the blockchain. In most cases, that means the blockchain record is essentially just a duplicate of ...

Amid a strong quarter of earnings results, Morningstar analysts have been bumping up their fair value estimates for a wide ...

"If the survivor is otherwise a signatory on the box, the bank procedures have prompted many customers to simply go into the box after the death of the co-tenant, empty the box and take the contents ...

The pandemic demand boom and near-zero interest rates once sent software companies' valuations soaring. Now, the landscape is shaped by a higher cost of capital and rapidly evolving AI technology.

Yet as UnitedHealth's stock declined, Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Inc. (BRK.B) (BRK.A) stepped in and bought 5.04 million shares, a stake valued at $1.57 billion as of June 30's close.

This is Buffett's perfect hedge: If America builds, he wins on demand. If America just blocks imports, he wins on artificial scarcity. Buffett's own BNSF Railway needs Nucor's steel, creating a circle ...

A super-duper first-world problem incoming. My spouse and I ( 51 and 59) have a household net worth of around $11 million, which includes oversized college funds for our two teenagers. We have retired ...