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The New York Post: Ethics panel investigates Democratic Rep. Carolyn Maloney for possibly soliciting Met Gala tickets
Outgoing Upper East Side Rep. Carolyn Maloney (D-NY) is being probed by ethics investigators for potentially violating House of Representatives rules and federal law by requesting tickets to the Met Gala in 2016, the chamber’s Ethics Committee revealed Monday.
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Key Words: ‘I think we’re going to see Congress panic and step in’: rail union president predicts intervention as strike looms
The head of the largest freight-rail union is predicting Congress will step in as the likelihood of a strike grew on Monday.
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Retire Better: Why ‘work longer’ isn’t great retirement advice
Keep on working, financial advisers say. That’s easier said than done.
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The Margin: You’ve got to hear this wildly enthusiastic broadcaster call Saudi Arabia’s second and decisive goal against Argentina
Commentary in Arabic goes viral as Saudi side shocks heavily favored Argentina — and the world.
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: These five technology stocks give investors more reward for their risk as Big Tech flames out
Cisco, Oracle and other companies with decades of experience have proven to be relatively resilient.
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Coronavirus Update: China’s three-week COVID case tally tops 253,000 and daily average is rising, government says
More than 253,000 coronavirus cases have been found in China in the past three weeks and the daily average is rising
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The Ratings Game: Coinbase faces ‘increased uncertainty and risks’ from FTX fallout, says analyst
Coinbase “has little direct exposure to FTX,” but that doesn’t mean that the cryptocurrency exchange is immune to the “contagion,” analyst says.
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Market Extra: Is the stock market open on Black Friday? Thanksgiving week trading hours for major assets.
Here’s the trading schedule for stocks and the bond market as investors prepare for Thanksgiving.
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Fix My Portfolio: ‘I was given 90 days to decide, but no one knows the answer’: Should you buy stock in the company that just laid you off or let your options expire worthless?
A reader is worried about paying a huge tax bill for shares that may fall in value in the future.
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: 1 investigator for every 12,000 plans: Employee-benefits scammers are on the loose and leaving workers in the lurch
One plan dodged regulators for 16 years, part of a broader pattern of MEWA fraud that has left regulators struggling to catch up.