- June 20, 2025
Trump’s pick to replace Fed Chair Powell could rock your mortgage and retirement. Buckle up.
The president is testing the Fed’s limits —understanding his thinking could protect your financial future Source link
My friend is getting divorced. Her husband offered to sign over their house. What’s he hiding?
“After my friend said that perhaps she’ll just settle for the house, her husband agreed and moved to file for divorce quickly.” Source link
‘I was pushed out of her life when she was 18’: My estranged daughter, 29, misuses drugs. Should I leave her my Roth IRA?
“I hardly have any communication with her.” Source link
DSW parent is the latest shoemaker to pull its outlook. The stock falls hard despite low expectations.
Shares of Designer Brands Inc. fell sharply on Tuesday, after the company that owns the DSW footwear chain and Keds sneakers became the latest shoe-industry
Social Security’s new commissioner, rule reversals and cost cuts: Here’s everything that’s happening at the agency
A Social Security “war room,” threats to shut the agency, worker buyouts and a restraining order — here’s a timeline of what has taken place
Bad Bunny was a hit for Calvin Klein — but not enough to shield profit outlook from tariffs
Shares of PVH Corp. fell after hours on Wednesday after the Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger parent cut its full-year profit outlook, citing the impact
Fed’s Waller sees path to multiple interest-rate cuts this year
The Federal Reserve will likely be able to lower interest rates this year, and recent data supports this outlook, Fed Governor Christopher Waller said. Source
Dell’s earnings outlook blows past expectations, and this number explains why
Dell’s stock is rising after the company announced a $14 billion-plus AI backlog and said it expects to ship $7 billion worth of AI servers
Wall Street looks set to rebound as U.S. stock futures rally after Trump delays E.U. tariff deadline
Wall Street appears poised to surge when markets open Tuesday, after two days of rallies by U.S. stock futures, spurred by President Donald Trump delaying
Ships are canceling crossings to U.S., and Trump’s new 50% E.U. tariff threat isn’t likely to help
The spotlight is back on U.S. supply chains after President Trump threatened new E.U. and smartphone tariffs Source link