- October 4, 2024
Investors question Fed’s rate cut amid signs of faster economic growth
Something unexpected is happening on the road to the much-hoped-for soft landing in the U.S.: The growing possibility of an economic reacceleration, which handed Treasury
Jimmy Carter’s 100th birthday is a stark reminder that most Americans can’t afford to live that long
More of us will be living to 100, and we’re not ready. Source link
‘He forced me to take Social Security at 62’: My husband inherited millions, but never gave me a penny. If I divorce him, would I get any of it?
“We have five rental properties — two of them were inherited — and the rental money goes into a joint checking account.” Source link
Here’s who is considered middle class, as Harris and Trump fight for their votes
Though “middle class” has traditionally been shorthand for achieving a measure of financial stability, that status is precarious. Source link
TSMC, Samsung reportedly consider building huge chip factories in UAE
Chip-making titans Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. and Samsung Electronics Co. are considering building major factories in the United Arab Emirates to help fill future demand
Nike taps company veteran as new CEO, and shares rally
Elliott Hill will replace John Donahoe as chief executive next month, following months of struggles for the athletic-wear giant. Source link
Intel’s stock could register biggest two-day gain in 22 years on upbeat foundry moves
Intel has made an expensive bet on manufacturing that’s been a source of investor concern. But the company announced a series of positive developments Monday.
‘My mom still has his original will’: A few months before he died, my father went online and made a secret will, cutting off my mother. Can he do this?
“His new will leaves his estate to my two nieces, nephew, my sister and me.” Source link
‘I’m trapped between warring siblings’: My late father left a ledger with $80,000 in unpaid loans to my brothers. Can the executor force them to pay?
“His will states that his estate is to be divided equally among his five children.” Source link
‘We’re happily married, mediocre gay men’: We’re 58, earn $160,000 and saved $2.2 million. We grew up poor. Our families treat us like ATMs. Are we OK?
“Our relatives are very poor, and our acquaintances are either single men getting by paycheck-to-paycheck, very successful professionals or trust-fund babies.” Source link