Author: super@dmin
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Market Snapshot: U.S. stock futures slump as 10-year yield tops 1.80%
A fresh selloff in bonds sent U.S. stock futures lower on Tuesday after a three-day break, with the high-growth tech sector feeling the most heat.
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Next Avenue: Climate change exposes older adults to more of these health hazards—here’s how to prepare
Older adults are particularly vulnerable to these impacts on health and safety that are caused by climate change. Here are some precautions to take.
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Kelley Blue Book: In a year when dealerships were mostly empty, these were the bestselling cars of 2021
A Tesla lands in the top 20 for the first time.
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NerdWallet: What kinds of things are you saving for? Make sure you have a feel-good fund.
It’s important to save for things that will keep you going and rejuvenate you.
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Kelley Blue Book: This little pickup truck is back on the scene and winning awards
There’s an affordability theme running through the winners of the North American Car of the Year.
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The New York Post: Venture capitalist Palihapitiya says his comments about Uyghurs ‘lacked empathy’ after backlash
Chamath Palihapitiya, a venture capitalist who owns two percent of the Golden State Warriors, is walking back remarks
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: BlackRock’s Fink says CEOs need to address societal issues as firm commits to more proxy vote access
In his annual letter to CEOs, BlackRock CEO Larry Fink said executives need to express their values
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: Preliminary Israeli study shows fourth COVID booster doesn’t stop omicron infections
A fourth vaccine boost lifted antibodies, but omicron infections persisted, according to an unpublished study at an Israeli hospital
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The Moneyist: My brother promised to sell me his home. I rented it and spent $20,000 on drywalling. Then he sold it to someone else. Do I have any recourse?
“I texted him, ‘Congratulations on selling your home. Now is your chance to do the right thing. Deposit $20,000 in my bank account.’”
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: Moderna aims for COVID/flu booster in 2023, but Fauci and other virus experts warn of challenges to come this year
A panel of virus experts and Moderna’s CEO Stephane Bancel gathered Monday in a virtual panel to discuss pandemic challenges and possible developments ahead for 2022.