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56% of Americans can't afford a $1,000 emergency expense: We are ‘living in a paycheck-to-paycheck nation,' money expert says
The current economic environment is ideal for shopping around for high-yield savings products and building your emergency savings.
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The Bank of Japan just made a historic rate pivot. Here's what could happen next
The decision Tuesday sparked a sharp selloff in the Japanese yen, sinking to more than 150 yen to the dollar.
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Earth on the brink of key warming threshold after year of ‘chart-busting' extremes, researchers say
Last year obliterated climate records and gave new meaning to the phrase “off the charts,” the U.N.’s weather agency said on Tuesday.
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The top 10 U.S. cities where a $100,000 salary goes the furthest—half are in Texas
A city’s cost of living and taxes can play a big role in how far your money can stretch.
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Cloud software buyers are getting frugal, leading to slower growth at former highfliers
Companies that sell cloud software are contending with a more cautious spending environment from their existing customers.
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Super Micro Computer, one of the hottest AI plays alongside Nvidia, tanks 10% on share offering
Shares of Super Micro have surged by more than 900% over the past year as Wall Street looks for stocks to play the AI trend.
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Bitcoin briefly slumps below $63,000 after topping a record $73,000 last week
The benchmark cryptocurrency extended its slide on Tuesday, dropping a total of more than $10,000 or almost 14% from its all-time high last week.
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Fed could cut rates fewer times than expected as economy keeps growing, according to CNBC survey
The average probability of a soft landing was 52%, up from 47% in the January CNBC Fed survey.
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The French have fallen in love with American fast food. Here's why
American fast-food companies are rapidly expanding their footprint in France as consumers increasingly choose quick service restaurants over traditional ones.
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How an AI program can design your dream home in seconds
Vitruvius has been trained on building codes, building methods and structural engineering.
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The No. 1 habit to teach kids to give them a ‘significant advantage,' from psychology expert with 40 years experience
The ability to identify emotion in voices is key to a kid’s long-term social success, writes psychologist Stephen Nowicki. Here’s what that means and why it matters.
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5 things to know before the stock market opens Tuesday
Here are the most important news items that investors need to start their trading day.
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World's largest pension fund explores bitcoin as an investment
Japan’s government pension fund said it is requesting information on “illiquidity assets” such as bitcoin as part of research into potential new investments.
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Ferrari boss promises 'emotion' won't be lost in EV engine roar
Ferrari CEO Benedetto Vigna promised on Tuesday that the luxury carmaker’s new EV will offer drivers the same roar as its historic combustion engines.
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Harvard-trained neuroscientist with 20+ years experience: 7 tricks I use to keep my memory sharp
“Memories can be tougher to access with time and age,” says Harvard-trained neuroscientist Lisa Genova. Here are her top tricks to keep her memory sharp.
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George Lucas backs Disney CEO Bob Iger in proxy fight with Nelson Peltz
The support from the George Lucas endorsement is key, because he’s Disney’s largest individual shareholder, but also because of his standing in Hollywood.
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Banks are in limbo without a crucial lifeline. Here's where cracks may appear next
High interest rates and rising losses on commercial real estate threaten hundreds of U.S. banks, mostly smaller regional lenders and community institutions.
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Grayscale CEO says fees on its bitcoin ETF will drop over time after outflows hit $12 billion
Grayscale’s CEO said that fees on its flagship bitcoin ETF will come down over time, softening an earlier stance defending costlier than market average fees.
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Treasury yields dip as Fed meeting is due to kick off
U.S. Treasury yields were slightly lower Tuesday ahead of the Federal Reserve’s meeting.
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‘Glitch' at Ethiopia's biggest bank sees customers withdraw millions that isn't theirs
Ethiopia’s largest bank is struggling to recoup funds after a glitch over the weekend allowed customers to withdraw millions of dollars, according to local media reports.