- February 5, 2024
After FAFSA delays, feds will provide personnel and funding to help colleges
The Department of Education is beefing up resources at certain colleges and financial-aid organizations after weeks of complaints from students, college counselors, schools and congressional
Goldman Sachs management committee is getting an overhaul: Wall Street Journal
A previous version of this story contained incorrect information about the management changes at Goldman Sachs. The story has been updated. Two members of the
Starbucks’ results miss expectations, but stock rises after hours
Starbucks Corp. on Tuesday reported fiscal first-quarter profit and sales that missed Wall Street’s expectations, amid what management referred to as “headwinds” during the period,
We’ve $1.3 million in IRAs and $1.15 million in cash. What should we do with it?
Dear MarketWatch, I’m 72 and married to my spouse, 71. We have one son, 45, who lives in California. We give him and his family
HPE says it was hacked by nation-state actor Midnight Blizzard
Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co. said Wednesday that a suspected nation-state actor hacked its cloud-based email system. The organization is “believed to be the threat actor
SolarEdge to lay off 16% of its workforce as part of cost-cutting plan
SolarEdge Technologies Inc. on Sunday said it will lay off about 16% of its workforce, about 900 employees, as part of a restructuring to slash operating
Birkenstock shares slide as it floats price hikes to offset new factory costs
Shares of Birkenstock Holding slid nearly 8% on Thursday after the sandal maker reported a surprise fourth-quarter loss amid “subdued customer sentiment,” and it said
My cousin left his estate to 6 cousins, but only one received his inheritance
I appreciate and learn from your column, and read it religiously. Several of your recent readers have asked you questions about wills or what happens
Peanut butter, banana and bacon: This whiskey honors Elvis Presley
The bottle Elvis Whiskey Midnight Snack, $29. The backstory Elvis Presley left the building a long time ago, but his spirit lives on in a
The record heat is probably burning through your housing budget
It’s official — 2023 was the hottest year on record. For millions of households, that likely meant higher utility bills and home-insurance costs. Last year