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Personal Finance Daily: Inflation hit Americans’ wallets hard this year — here’s what they plan to do about it in 2023 and Moody’s Zandi says ‘The recession debate is not a parlor game’
Monday’s top personal finance stories.
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Dow Jones Newswires: Super Micro shares rise 5% on scheduled addition to S&P MidCap 400
Super Micro Computer Inc. shares edged up 5% to nearly $83 in after-hours trading Monday following a notice that the company will replace Steel Dynamics Inc. in the S&P MidCap 400.
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: The ‘dark patterns’ in Fortnite that led to the largest FTC penalties ever
The agency alleged that Epic Games used these deceptive tactics to trick young gamers into spending more than they realized. But other companies use them, too.
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The Margin: A man reveals his impending death on Twitter. Here’s why experts say it may make sense to do so.
Mark Stokes, a scientist at the University of Oxford, tweeted: ‘I leave this crazy world with much love in my heart.’
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The Ratings Game: Tesla stock closes lower than $150 for first time in more than two years as analysts say they can’t ignore Elon Musk’s Twitter ‘nightmare’ anymore
Tesla Inc. shares closed lower than $150 for the first time in more than two years Monday, as analysts said the Twitter “nightmare” is an issue for Tesla.
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Beth Pinsker: Inflation isn’t reason enough for a hardship withdrawal, but you can get money from your retirement if you follow these rules
There are strict rules for taking money out of a 401(k) or IRA, which you have to master if you need access to your savings.
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: Watch these airlines in 2023, says Raymond James
The airline industry enters 2023 amid ongoing concerns about the impact of fuel prices and hiring challenges in the industry.
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Key Words: ‘The recession debate is not a parlor game’: A downturn would hit low-income people the hardest, says Moody’s Zandi
Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody’s Analytics, says the Fed must ‘be careful not to overdo the monetary tightening and push the economy into recession.’
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Michael Brush: China is finally reopening, and these are the best stocks to own as consumers gear up to boost spending
The Chinese are set to spend on fast food, ecommerce platforms and luxury goods.
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In One Chart: Corporate bonds on pace for worst year in history with negative 14% return
The biggest part of the $10 trillion U.S. corporate bond market is heading for its worst year on record, according to Goldman Sachs.