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The New York Post: Trump says he will ‘very, very, very probably’ run in 2024. Axios foresees a Nov. 14 announcement.
Former President Donald Trump fired up a huge audience of supporters in Iowa late Thursday by coming the closest so far to confirming he plans to run again in 2024.
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Real Retirement: We want to build a granny flat on our son’s property. How do we protect ourselves against future financial complications?
This is a complex situation since there are so many ways things might work out.
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Economic Report: U.S. job creation slowed to 261,000 last month — but it’s still too strong for the Fed
The economy gained surprisingly strong 261,000 new jobs in October, underscoring the persistent strength of a labor market that the Federal Reserve worries will exacerbate high inflation.
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Cannabis Watch: Sean Combs seeks to boost minority representation in cannabis with $185 million deal
Cresco Labs and Colombia Care will sell stores and production facilities in three states as Combs extends his business interests into cannabis
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The Ratings Game: ‘Too good to be true?’ Starbucks tops expectations but analysts question sustainability of its growth
Starbucks impressed analysts with its record quarterly and yearly revenue on Friday, but some questioned how much changes in COVID-19 restrictions in China could impede the drinks chain’s growth in the country.
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The MarketWatch 50: Rohit Chopra is cracking down on big banks and Big Tech—and business groups claim he’s out of control
Consumer advocates love the head of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, and business groups are fighting him.
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Market Extra: ‘The next big thing is small’: Get ready for some bullish history to repeat with these stocks, says BofA analysts
Expect stagflationary conditions to continue, which should be good news for small-caps, says BofA
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Mutual Funds Weekly: These money and investing tips can set you straight in this roller-coaster market
Money and investing stories popular with MarketWatch readers over the past week.
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Metals Stocks: Silver climbs to 3-week high as investors await U.S. jobs report
Gold and silver advanced Friday with prices for the latter reaching their highest level in more than three weeks ahead of the October jobs report.
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Need to Know: Traders are loading up on bets against the stock market — and this time, it’s not a contrarian signal, says Citi
S&P 500 has given up a chunk of its latest rally Fed chair Powell suggested it was likely borrowing costs would peak at a higher level than investors thought