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Why the 4% rule for retirement won't work anymore
You're unique. Your withdrawal strategy should be, too.
GM negotiations with UAW could last well into October
The UAW and General Motors are still far apart on key issues including pay, temp workers, health care and U.S. production.
Dick's Sporting Goods turns focus toward women for growth
As Dick's Sporting Goods pulls itself out of a sales slump, it is putting a bigger emphasis on having the right products for women. To get there, it is using two of its private labels, Calia and DSG.
The IPO duds on Wall Street lately are giving bankers a black eye
Wall Street saw 2019 as a harvest year, finally bringing the long-awaited public debuts of many of the hottest startups -- and the healthy fees and deal prestige that came with them.
Wealth gap remains striking when broken down by state
In one big city, median income is stuck at $30,000.
40 cities poised for financial disaster
These cities might need to prepare for some housing troubles.
Would Ocasio-Cortez's rent control bill solve housing crisis?
As Oregon and California enact new rent control laws to combat the affordable housing crisis, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez proposes strict rent caps nationwide.
Consumers are really starting to worry about the trade war
U.S. consumers are getting increasingly anxious about the trade war with China despite a recent thaw in the tensions ahead of the trade talks next month.
20 dividend stocks to fund 20 years of retirement
20 Dividend Stocks to Fund 20 Years of Retirement
Buy Facebook as shares test strong support
Facebook stock is testing down into key support, making a compelling risk/reward for long traders.
Peloton, other IPOs continue to struggle in this market
Ari Emanuel and Patrick Whitesell are probably feeling better about scrapping Endeavor's IPO on Friday morning, as several high-profile companies that recently went public continue to struggle.
Musk says Tesla could deliver record 100K cars this quarter
The company's previous record came last quarter when it delivered 95,200 vehicles. The company expects to reach 360,000 to 400,000 deliveries in 2019.
Income inequality is the highest In 50 years
Census data indicates income inequality in the U.S. last year was the highest in 50 years, despite low unemployment and record economic growth.
California cannabis farms are facing conflict in wine country
Farmers in Santa Barbara, California grow cannabis and wine, but under a new law cannabis can't have pesticides on it which means farmers could face legal issues. CNBC's Jane Wells reports.
FTC sues Match.com over fake profiles used to lure subscribers
The FTC is suing Match Group for allegedly scamming consumers. Veuer’s Elitsa Bizios reports.
Single mom who walks to work surprised with new car from KFC co-workers
This single mom from Oregon walked to work at KFC every day for a year. To recognize her dedication, her coworkers nominated her for an award – and she ended up winning a life-changing surprise.
No-deal Brexit: A look at potential consequences
Some in Britain are sounding alarms on the potential consequences of the U.K. crashing out of the EU without a deal. WSJ’s Saabira Chaudhuri takes a look at what a no-deal Brexit could look like for businesses, the economy and consumers.
Cars are lasting longer and outliving their worn out interiors
Cars lasting longer but outliving worn out interiors
Sneaky ways credit card companies get you to spend more money
Over half of Americans who own credit cards have credit-card debt. Hidden fees and reward programs can trick customers into spending more than they otherwise might. Credit cards offer a variety of benefits, including airline miles, cashback, and points you can put toward shopping. But if you're spending more just to get credit card rewards those points are not worth it.
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