Author: super@dmin
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The Wall Street Journal: Twitter sued for not paying rent at San Francisco office
Twitter Inc. was accused of not paying its rent in a lawsuit filed by the landlord for one of its offices in San Francisco.
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The Margin: Hershey is being sued over concerns about lead and cadmium in its chocolate
Two weeks after Consumer Reports issued a study about potentially risky levels of heavy metals in several brands of dark-chocolate bars, a New York man has filed a proposed class-action lawsuit against the Hershey Company HSY, the prominent candy manufacturer.
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The Moneyist: ‘I dug myself out of the paycheck-to-paycheck cycle’: Should I use my bonus to pay off my mortgage, put it in a savings account or Vanguard?
‘I do not have a 401(k) at work.’
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Market Extra: Is the U.S. stock market open the day after New Year’s?
New Year’s Day falls on a Sunday. Here’s what that means for U.S. stock-market trading hours.
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: Why Queen Latifah, Tyler Perry and Shonda Rimes couldn’t save this Broadway show
The abrupt shutdown of “Ain’t No Mo’” has some questioning if Broadway is doing enough to reach BIPOC audiences.
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FA Center: Here’s a New Year’s resolution: resist the temptation to bet on the top mutual fund of 2022
Genuine, consistent market-beating ability is extremely rare among stock-fund managers.
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The Margin: What’s open on New Year’s Day and Jan. 2? Will the post office deliver mail on Monday?
Since Jan. 1 falls on a Sunday, the New Year’s Day holiday is being federally observed on Jan. 2. Here’s what you need to know.
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NerdWallet: How’s that bank working for you? Here’s how to set yourself up with the right account, tools and bank to fit your life.
Here’s a guide to help you find the right type of bank and how to set up the best combination of accounts and tools that works best for you.
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: Surprise! CDs are back in vogue with Treasurys and I-bonds as safe havens for your cash
As interest rates rise and stocks tumble, an old favorite — certificates of deposit — is making a comeback.
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Key Words: Trump tax returns released: A ‘great day for democracy,’ or a ‘dangerous’ precedent?
Reactions were split after former President Donald Trump’s tax returns went public on Friday