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Biggest endowment struggled to unload a troubled investment.
The gloomy talk of a recession, driven by Trump’s international trade policies, belies the fact that economic data has been beating expectations in recent weeks.
The warehouse club can save you money, or it can cost you money if you're not careful.
Worried about adding to your already considerable student debt load by spending your limited funds on shopping, entertainment and more? The good news is that it's possible to save 15% or more on everything from clothing to movie tickets with student ID discounts from national retailers and other merchants.
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Outdated occupations that have bitten the dust.
Big cities in the South have seen a lot of growth from people moving in since 2010 — and over half of the top metro areas are in Florida.
Americans seeking a better way of life, including in retirement, are voting with their feet — and their household belongings.
The townhouse in New York's Upper East Side, steps from Central Park, was originally listed for $114 million in 2013. Now it's $88 million.
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The much-watched S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller U.S. National Home Price Index rose 3.2% annually in July, the same gain reported in June. Prices are still cooling in the largest cities, however.
Worried drugmakers are stepping up efforts to blunt proposals in Washington that they view as some of the most serious threats to their pricing power in recent years.
The $1 trillion "repo market" allows banks and other financial institutions to borrow and lend from one another, usually overnight. The market sprung a leak last week.
Rising home prices, coupled with conservative borrowing, have today's homeowners sitting on a record amount of potential cash. Today's mortgage holders saw their home equity increase by 4.8% annually by the end of the second quarter.
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