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Bond Report: 10-year Treasury yield edges lower ahead of January jobs report
Long-dated Treasury yields moved lower early Friday as investors awaited a jobs report that will show how hard the omicron variant of the coronavirus hit the labor market last month.
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The Margin: 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics by the numbers: 2,900 athletes, 109 events and a reported $4 billion budget
What to know about the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympic Games as the Opening Ceremony gets underway on Friday
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Need to Know: This way of picking value stocks has actually worked — and Berkshire Hathaway screens the best
Value stocks are still the way to play the rise in global interest rates. But what’s the best way of picking them?
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Futures Movers: Oil prices climb to new seven-year high above $91 a barrel
Crude prices are poised to gain more than 5% this week, as risks to U.S. and global crude supplies have driven higher prices.
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: As Zuckerberg suffers $30 billion paper loss, Bezos set to rake in $20 billion
Mark Zuckerberg is now a mere two-digit billionaire, while Jeff Bezos can afford to buy more superyachts.
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Kelley Blue Book: The 25 bestselling SUVs
Even luxury brands made the rankings. Here are the most popular SUVs from last year.
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NerdWallet: Feeling the weight of your holiday spending? Take these steps to tackle the debt
Long after the decorations have come down, you still have debt hanging around. Don’t let it put a damper on your year.
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NerdWallet: Depression, isolation, loss of purpose: Could retirement be bad for your mental health?
Desperate to get away from job stressors like a bad boss, heavy workload or rigid schedule, we sometimes forget the benefits we get from working.
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Market Snapshot: Wall Street stocks poised for a rebound after blowout Amazon and Snap results, as jobs data loom
Stock investors are looking at a higher start for Wall Street on Friday, with futures climbing after a string of positive tech news, a day after gloom from Facebook parent Meta. Jobs data are ahead.
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: Digital VP for Red Sox sports channel charged with embezzling $500,000 from network
Prosecutors say Ariel Legassa set up a sham company with the same name as a real vendor to steer payments into his own pockets.