Author: super@dmin
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: The White House embraced debt forgiveness in 2022. Here’s what student-loan borrowers can expect in 2023.
2023 will likely be the year when borrowers learn how it will impact their wallets.
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: Interactive: See how housing inventory has changed in your county
Over the past five years, housing inventory has steadily declined nationally. But to see what is really going on you need to look at the local level.
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Crypto: MicroStrategy says it bought 2,500 bitcoin but also sold some for tax reasons
MicroStrategy Inc. has spent more than $55 million to purchase roughly 2,500 bitcoins over the past two months, the company revealed in a Wednesday filing where it also disclosed selling some of its bitcoin stash for the first time to accrue a tax benefit.
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The Ratings Game: Top stock picks, killer brands and ‘TikTokification’: what’s ahead for retail in 2023
TikTok will continue to influence retail in the coming year, according to analyst firm Cowen.
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Metals Stocks: Gold prices retreat after touching highest level since June
Gold prices retreated on Wednesday after briefly trading at their highest level since June a day earlier thanks to a marginally stronger dollar.
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Need to Know: This asset will crush all others in 2023, says hedge-fund manager who nailed one big call of 2022
Harris Kupperman, the president of hedge fund Praetorian Capital. predicts 2023 will be “the year of oil crushing all other” investments.
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Futures Movers: Oil edges lower as traders monitor surge in China COVID cases
Oil futures trade slightly lower, weighed by concerns over a surge in COVID-19 cases in China as the country relaxes travel restrictions and other curbs.
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: Russian ruble slides to level not seen since April as Moscow concedes sanctions are squeezing the economy
Moscow acknowledges Western sanctions are putting pressure on the Russian economy as Russian ruble slumps against the U.S. dollar.
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Bond Report: 10-year Treasury yields ease back amid thin week for data
Action in U.S. Treasuries was muted as traders eyed the last few sessions of the year containing little in the way of market-moving data
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Retire Better: Workers and retirees are getting some year-end goodies from Washington—and more could be on the way
Every nickel that workers can salt away is important considering how little people have saved