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These types of roads can have a big impact on home sales

A double yellow line could kill a deal, but a cul-de-sac could bump a home's value.

Many millennials feel stressed about this after buying a home

With home prices on the rise, a majority of millennials feel worried about future expenses after buying a home. And 73% of U.S. homeowners overall report feeling "house rich, cash" poor at times.

Stocks hit record highs amid US-China trade optimism

The Dow Jones Industrial Average reached a milestone Monday as investor sentiment was lifted by optimism around a potential U.S.-China trade deal.

As Warren gains in race, Wall Street sounds the alarm

Warren’s rise in the Democratic primary polls is rattling bankers, investors and their affluent clients, who see in the Massachusetts senator a formidable opponent who could damage not only their industry but their way of life.

30 things you should never buy without a coupon

Look for coupons before buying clothes, condiments and more.

Buffett's $128 billion in unspent cash is puzzling analysts

Berkshire Hathaway's growing cash balance is leading some to question why the famed investor Warren Buffett isn't buying.

McDonald's fires CEO after relationship with employee

Steve Easterbrook has been fired as chief executive of McDonald’s, the fast-food chain announced on Sunday, after he engaged in a consensual relationship with an employee that violated company policy.

BofA will pay a $20 minimum wage a year earlier than planned

The American job market remains tight, and banks are scrambling to find people who want to work at their branches. That's why Bank of America is raising its minimum wage to $20 an hour in 2020 — a year earlier than expected.

Feds probing Under Armour's accounting practices

Investigation reportedly examining whether the struggling retailer shifted quarterly sales to burnish its earnings

A US shutdown could blur economic picture for traders and Fed

The Federal Reserve is keeping a close eye on economic data as it “assesses the appropriate path” for monetary policy, but the central bank and traders in financial markets may find their vision blurred if Washington gridlock spurs yet another government shutdown later this month.

Gold ends lower as stocks rally, but prices hold above $1,500

Gold futures end slightly lower Monday, pressured as U.S. benchmark stock indexes were on track to notch record levels, but the yellow metal holds ground above the key $1,500 level for third straight session as pros harbor doubts about U.S. economic vitality.

Pros and cons to buying Apple stock

AAPL was near 52-week lows to start 2019. Today, shares are hitting all-time highs. Is it still a buy?

Why McDonald's investors are upset Easterbrook is out as CEO

McDonald’s Corp. investors have good reason to be disappointed that Steve Easterbrook will no longer run the fast-food giant, as the stock had outperformed its quick-service peers and the broader stock market during his tenure.

After Lyft's solid quarter, all eyes are on Uber's path to profitability

Analysts are looking at higher ride-hailing take-rates as one catalyst that could drive profits for Uber.

Microsoft Japan Experimented With 4-Day Work Weeks to Combat Overwork. The Results Were Pretty Incredible

Microsoft Japan effectively forced employees to work less, in a country known for its brutally long working hours.

The State of the Job Market for Veterans

Americans who served in the military can find tailored jobs programs and many organizations that are eager to help them start a business or find a job.

What I Learned About Business and Life Spending a Day With Sir Richard Branson

Here are the insights this entrepreneur took from a day spent talking (and eating) with Sir Richard Branson.

7 Productivity Tips for Extremely Busy Small Business Owners

To be a successful and happy business owner, it’s important to master the art of time management and productivity. Get off to the right start by following these proven strategies.