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MacKenzie Scott, the philanthropist formerly married to Jeff Bezos, has married again following her 2019 divorce from the Amazon.com Inc. founder, according to a person familiar with the matter.

Are there any upsides to rising interest rates?

Mark Brown’s resignation came after calls for new leadership from Senator Elizabeth Warren and borrower advocates.

5 states where children have fared worst during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a new report

The New York governor refused to resign after three separate allegations of sexual harassment, two of which came from former aides.

House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy has called the relief package ‘too costly, too corrupt and too liberal.’

Despite the recent selloff in electric-vehicle stocks like Tesla and Nio, there is still intense investor interest in the sector, with demand for electric-vehicles expected to climb dramatically over the next decades.

ETF Wrap is a briefing of what investors need to know about the exchange-traded fund sector, including exclusive commentary and interviews on the industry from MarketWatch

A cyberattack on Microsoft Corp.’s Outlook email software is believed to have infected tens of thousands of businesses, government offices and schools in the U.S., according to people briefed on the matter.

Amanda Gorman, the nation’s first youth poet laureate who jumped to fame after her reading at President Biden’s inauguration, said she was “tailed” and told “you look suspicious” by a security guard as she walked to her own home Friday night.

The U.S. added a robust 379,000 jobs in February and the economy is primed to take off, but improved growth prospects might come with a cost in the short run: Rising inflation.

A K-shaped recovery from the COVID-induced downturn could be accompanied by an increasingly unequal housing market.

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They haven’t been back to the U.S. in years, and say they don’t miss it much (except for Home Depot and some friends).

Mark Brown’s resignation came after calls for new leadership from Senator Elizabeth Warren and borrower advocates.

Borrowers and their parents and grandparents were among those who suffered when Navient violated a state consumer protection law, the court ruled.