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Mutual Funds Weekly: These money and investing tips can give you a smooth ride in a rough market
Money and investing stories popular with MarketWatch readers over the past week.
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The New York Post: Elon Musk starts Twitter poll on whether to reinstate Trump
Elon Musk is running a Twitter poll on whether he should reinstate former President Donald Trump to the platform, with early results showing slightly half of participants voting “yes.”
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: Saddled with a ‘terrifying’ amount of debt, this chemical engineer slashed her six-figure student debt and is ‘loving life’
To avoid sending her paychecks toward her student debt forever, Siu-yee cut her spending, grew her income and moved back in with her parents
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: ‘There is still a long road ahead for the housing market’: Mortgage rates see biggest weekly decline since 1981, Freddie Mac says
The 30-year fixed-rate mortgage averaged 6.61% as of Nov. 17.
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Key Words: ‘We’re not ready’: threat of Covid exit wave stymies reopening of China’s economy – Financial Times
China’s doctors have a blunt message for Xi Jinping: the country’s healthcare system is not prepared to deal with a huge nationwide coronavirus outbreak that will inevitably follow any easing of strict measures to contain Covid-19.
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MarketWatch First Take: Budweiser shrugs off Qatar stadium beer ban, tweets new World Cup campaign
Budweiser tweeted a cryptic image of hundreds of crates of beer, saying that is taking the celebration to the winning country’s fans.
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The Ratings Game: Coinbase isn’t ‘another FTX’ but its stock faces growing risks, Bank of America warns in downgrade
Bank of America analyst Jason Kupferberg feels ‘confident’ that Coinbase Global Inc. is not ‘another FTX.’
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The Margin: Why is FIFA’s 2022 Qatar World Cup so controversial? Here’s a list of issues overshadowing the soccer tournament
Some people and brands are calling out the 2022 FIFA World Cup over human rights abuses, environmental concerns and more. Here’s a comprehensive list of issues.
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Project Syndicate: The shortsighted world is not ready for the next evitable pandemic, and time is running out
Funding for health is again put on the back burner while countries tackle the inflation and fiscal crises caused by the last pandemic.
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The New York Post: Used car prices are falling — but monthly payments are spiking as Fed hikes rates
Interest-rate hikes from the Fed are raising average monthly car payments despite falling prices for used cars, according to a study.