“The money is tax-free and does not affect our income, which comes from investments and Social Security.”
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Macaulay Culkin and Brenda Song buy a new luxury home in L.A. for $10.3 million
Not long after they sold their big Toluca Lake estate for $14.24 million, the couple have reportedly snagged a deal on a home in Sherman Oaks, Calif.
Super Micro co-founder engaged in backdoor scheme to divert Nvidia chips to China, U.S. government says
Shares of Super Micro fall, though the company itself was not named in the federal indictment that charged Wally Liaw and two others
This is Jeff Bezos’s plan to rival Elon Musk in the race for space-based data centers
Blue Origin plans to launch an up-to-51,600-satellite constellation called ‘Project Sunrise’ to power AI.
The Trump administration just greenlit the TV megamerger at the center of Jimmy Kimmel’s suspension. It still may not be legal.
Eight state attorneys general have filed an antitrust suit against the $6.2 billion Nexstar-Tegna merger, which the Trump administration backed after Nexstar moved to suspend Kimmel’s show.
Trump administration looks to shift student-loan responsibilities to Treasury Department
The move comes as officials work to severely diminish the Education Department, which oversees the $1.7 trillion student-loan portfolio
FedEx is getting more upbeat about the year, despite surging fuel costs
Shares of FedEx rose in extended trading Thursday after the package-delivery giant said it expected slightly better sales and profits for this year, even as the Iran war threatens larger shipping disruptions and drives fuel prices higher.
The S&P 500 just flashed a bearish sign — but more damage is being done beneath the market’s surface
There’s considerable damage being done below the surface of the stock market as oil prices surge, and no end in sight to the Iran conflict
These charts suggest the bears aren’t done with the stock market yet
Even savvy institutional investors are wary of “buying the dip.”
‘We’re not too worried about gas prices’: Retailers like Darden and Dollar General say their customers are fine, for now
Who’s afraid of $4 gas? Not the executives of these restaurant and retail-store chains.