The Tell: Friday the 13th is typically a great day for the stock market
Friday the 13th is supposed to be unlucky day. But for the stock market, it's anything but.
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SportsWatch: These 10 college athletes are making over $1 million a year from NIL
The NCAA started allowing college athletes to make money from their name, image and likeness in 2021, and several students are already making millionaires.
Need to Know: Investors are asking too much from the stock market, says this strategist.
Jim Bianco, president of Bianco Research, says investors need to decide exactly what they want from the stock market these days.
Therese Poletti’s Tech Tales: Startup Cerebras stands out in the high-risk AI chip arena: ‘No one has built a chip this big’
While most computer-chip makers over the past decades have touted the benefits of an ever-shrinking product, a well-funded Silicon Valley company has built what it says is the largest and fastest-ever computer chip, dedicated to AI.
The Moneyist: ‘I’m in my peak earning years’: I work full time and will soon turn 67. Should I wait until I retire at 70 to collect my Social Security?
‘My health is good and, while I do not have a firm retirement date in mind, I am thinking of retiring in late 2024 or early 2025.’
In One Chart: The housing market crashed 16 years ago. Why a repeat blowup looks unlikely.
U.S. home prices skyrocketed 20% during the pandemic, but froth in today's housing market looks less likely to spark another big blow up, says Goldman Sachs.
: U.S. corporate bankruptcies accelerate in third quarter as 2023 rivals 2020 as worst year in more than a decade
U.S. bankruptcy filings continued to mount in September, leaving 2023 on track to potentially surpass 2020 as the worst year for corporate bankruptcies in more than a decade.
: Last chance: 20 incredible deals on Amazon’s October Prime Day, including Apple AirPods, Crest Whitestrips, Amazon Echo and more
It's the final day of Amazon's big fall sale.
