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I don’t think I’ve ever met a black woman who didn’t keep everything. My great-grandmother’s tendency to hold on to receipts for over 20 years used to baffle
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The number of “401(k) millionaires” surged in the second quarter, as broad gains in the stock market lifted the value of Americans’ retirement plans. Fidelity Investments said Thursday
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Business
The plot twists keep coming for MoviePass. In a Thursday note to subscribers, CEO Mitch Lowe detailed the newest restrictions hitting users of the cash-strapped cinema subscription service.
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U.S.
While wage growth has remained sluggish throughout the recovery from the 2008 financial crisis, younger workers are having better luck in some states than others. According to newly
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Politics
Even in the West Wing, all politics is local. President Donald Trump — raised in Queens, made in Manhattan — in the past week is finding his latest
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Politics
With Labor Day rapidly approaching, one thing is becoming clear: All signs point to the Democratic wave growing rather than shrinking in the final weeks of the 2018
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Living
You could eat Big Macs for free for the rest of your life! (Although it’s unclear how many years you’ll last on that diet.) McDonald’s is promising free
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Technology
Google’s Chrome browser is the most popular web browser on the planet by a massive margin. According to market research firm Net Applications, Chrome’s share of the global
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A few months ago, Google announced Google One, its new subscription program for getting more Google Drive storage and other perks. Over the course of the last few weeks, Google
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Politics
Steve Bannon is attempting a political resurrection, launching a 25-person pro-Trump rapid-response and polling operation that is framing the midterms as an up-or-down vote on the president’s impeachment.
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