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That Western Digital and Seagate have become Wall Street's hottest tech plays is notable because the stocks had been seen as cyclical commodities for more than two decades, according to Morgan Stanley ...

"Reducing complexity is code for eliminating existing initiatives that haven't worked out as planned, reallocating some of the savings to new initiatives, and allowing some savings to flow to the ...

My husband and I plan to help our daughter with some of her wedding expenses. It's my understanding an individual can give $19,000 in a year without triggering a taxable event. What is the best way to ...

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How to experiment with spending that actually brings you joy, and why the permission to spend is all about practice for retirees.

I am not a beneficiary of the other properties; I was only entitled to a portion from the sale of my childhood home. Still, the executor has failed to finalize my father's wishes and has exhausted ...

By Quentin Fottrell 'Each apartment would be priced close to $225,000' "We have $1.8 million in retirement savings." (Photo subjects are models.) Dear Quentin, My husband is in hi ...

After struggling to buy a house for years, we've finally come across one that we really like. It's in a good area and has a decent price. The only problem is that it's got a bus stop directly in front ...

The commonly cited headline CPI figure, 3%, is also above the Fed's target rate, but it's pretty meaningless. It just compares the prices in September with the prices in September of last year - so it ...

Investors are wary of stocks and earnings viewed through political fog Financial markets depend on confidence in data, in policy, and in how the two align. The first Friday of October came and went ...

Little wonder that some of Wall Street's biggest brains are into gold.