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The price of butter is sky-high and ‘not going to come down,’ says supply chain expert—here’s why
In January, the average price of butter was $3.67 per pound. In September, it was $4.70 per pound.
Self-made millionaire who retired early: ‘Do these 5 things now or you’ll regret it later in life’
Self-made millionaire Steve Adcock retired early at 35 years old, and now lives a “happy, frugal” life in Arizona. While it might look like he did everything right, he says he had to learn some lessons the hard way. Here’s what he regrets not doing sooner in life.
High inflation has many Americans tweaking their holiday travel plans
Higher travel prices are eating into Americans’ budgets for trips between Thanksgiving and New Year’s, according to a Bankrate survey.
Businesses added 208,000 jobs in September, better than expected, ADP reports
Businesses added 208,000 for the month, better than the 200,000 Dow Jones estimate and ahead of the upwardly revised 185,000 in August.
Stocks making the biggest moves in the premarket: Tesla, Ford Motor, Goldman Sachs and more
These are the stocks posting the largest moves in pre-market trading.
Why the Federal Reserve won’t be so quick to ease up on its fight against inflation
The consequences for the Federal Reserve not bringing inflation under control could be severe.
The idea of Jeff Bezos ‘scared’ me away from trying to buy the Phoenix Suns, says Shaquille O’Neal
Shaquille O’Neal says he doesn’t want to compete with Jeff Bezos’ massive net worth over the Phoenix Suns: “Nobody on this planet can compete with Big Man JB.”
TreasuryDirect sold more than $27 billion in Series I bonds since Nov. 1. Now it’s getting a makeover
The U.S. Department of the Treasury has unveiled a makeover for TreasuryDirect, the platform used to buy Series I bonds. Here’s what investors need to know.
The job market’s ‘game of musical chairs’ may be slowing — but workers still have power, say economists
Job openings had a near-record monthly decline in August, signaling a slowdown in employer demand. But workers still have bargaining power, economists said.