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Invest in communities and employees and be the corporate leaders customers want to support.

Many U.S. executives say the right things about social justice and voting rights — their actions are what matter.

Valuation measures indicate that U.S. stocks have become extremely expensive.

Put it on your test drive list: It has Honda’s enviable reputation for reliability and high resale value, and it’s a pleasure to own and operate.

Across the U.S., relocation programs are offering creative incentives and benefits to entice professionals to move or return to specific cities or regions.

The recent surge in SPACs might just go down in the annals of the investing world as a seismic event with a short run, alongside GameStop and other hot investing trends.

‘I claim him as a dependent on my taxes because I pay more than half of his household expenses (actually all of his expenses)’

Ethereum, the word’s second-largest cryptocurrency by market cap, topped $3,000 for the first time Sunday.

‘This was the way my father treated my mother, so I thought it was normal.’

Dell Technologies Inc. struck a deal to sell its Boomi cloud business to private-equity firms Francisco Partners and TPG, part of a larger reordering of the PC and data-storage giant.

CEO Pat Gelsinger repeated his prediction that it’ll take “a couple of years” before chip production catches up with demand, and said Intel is looking to build more of its chips in the U.S.

Production at Tesla Inc.’s new gigafactory outside Berlin will be delayed by another six months, according to a new report.

Berkshire Hathaway Vice Chairman Charlie Munger updates the world on his thoughts about bitcoin. He’s not warming up to it.

‘He has deposited them, but has not spent the money.’

It’s a streaming bonanza in May, with viewers forced to pick between Amazon’s “The Underground Railroad,” Netflix’s “Master of None,” HBO’s “In Treatment,” Apple’s “Mythic Quest,” Hulu’s “Shrill,” Peacock’s “Girls5Eva,” among many others. We’ll help you sort it all out.

Biden’s proposal would put the top income tax rate back at 39.6%, the rate before the 2017 Trump tax cuts lowered it to 37%.

The Moneyist gives what could be his shortest answer to date — with some caveats.

Waterfront is overrated. And you can’t ignore politics, much as you’d like.