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If you invested $1,000 in Exxon 10 years ago, here’s how much you would have today
A look at how ExxonMobil stock performed over the past decade compared to competitors
Veteran facing deportation blasts VA benefits cuts: “I fought in Iraq, and now they’re taking away my benefits”
Deported veterans say they are being stripped of the very benefits they earned on the battlefield
If you invested $1,000 in Oracle 10 years ago, here’s how much you would have today
Learn how much you would have if you invested in Oracle ten years ago
If you invested $1,000 in AbbVie 10 years ago, here’s how much you would have today
AbbVie has proven to be one of the strongest pharmaceutical investments of the past decade
Careful where you put your hands: drivers face $100 fine over new “touch” laws
New hands-free and school zone rules mean drivers could pay $100 for just one wrong move
Market guru says this legendary sportswear brand is a buy once more
Jim Cramer and Wall Street analysts say Nike is ready for a big comeback after years of struggles.
Good news for home buyers: mortgage rates are tumbling – fast
Mortgage rates are stumbling down to the lowest level
Lowe’s bets big on tech, offering six-figure salaries for IT talent
The home improvement retailer is offering salaries up to $300,000 to attract top tech workers and strengthen its digital future.
How to land $250 from CapitalOne: open this account and meet these simple requirements
Here is how you can claim the Capital One 360 Checking bonus with just two deposits
$10,000 for cost-saving ideas: Treasury and GSA launch cash rewards for federal workers
Treasury and GSA initiate SAVE Program to compensate federal workers
Bad news for ATM users: fees hit record breaking levels
Americans pay record highs in out-of-network ATM fees
Klarna IPO pops 30% at the open
Klarna’s Wall Street debut soars 30% at the open before closing with a $17.3 billion valuation.
Florida drivers with major insurer could be in line for refunds under state laws
Progressive Insurance is expected to return $150–$200 to Florida drivers after exceeding state profit limits.
How does the de minimis rule for shipping work now in the US?
Learn how the de minimis rule now operates in the United States
Facebook $725 million settlement payments are now going out: how much can you expect?
The Facebook $725 million settlement is finally rolling out
Are luxury watches really a smart investment?
What you need to know before putting money into high-end timepieces
Mass deportations now target military members and veterans — even those who served
Immigrant veterans and their families face deportation despite years of service, raising urgent questions about fairness and national security.
Student loan borrowers face growing delinquency crisis as situation turns urgent
Millions of borrowers on the edge as student loan defaults loom.
Bad news for the US economy: job figures slashed
U.S. job growth was cut nearly in half after a major revision slashed 911,000 positions from government data.
Generational Memory of 9/11: How Younger Americans Experience—Or Don’t—September 11
For older generations, 9/11 is a vivid memory. For younger Americans, it’s a history lesson shaped by stories, classrooms, and airport security lines."
PNC buys FirstBank for $4.1 million: how you could be affected
PNC’s $4.1 billion takeover of FirstBank highlights branch closures as banking shifts online—what customers, especially retirees, should know.
From Mini-Shampoos to Room Guides: The Hotel Room Amenities That Are Disappearing
Why hotels are phasing out beloved little luxuries, from tiny shampoos to printed room guides.
What is Nebius? Shares soar 51% on Microsoft AI deal
Amsterdam-based AI infrastructure firm Nebius secures a multi-billion-dollar partnership with Microsoft, fueling optimism about the future of artificial intelligence.
New Yorkers: STAR Program Checks Are Hitting Mailboxes Now — Get Up to $1,500 in School Tax Relief
Millions of New Yorkers are receiving STAR rebate checks worth $350 to $1,500 as $2.2 billion in school tax relief rolls out statewide.
Warning for New Yorkers: Scam artists using fake QR codes on parking meters to steal your money
How scammers trick drivers with fake QR codes and what you can do to protect yourself