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“Rich Dad Poor Dad” author Robert Kiyosaki recently sounded the alarm about a looming crisis for baby boomers’ retirement savings. In a social media post, he warned that the "biggest bubble in history will wipe out baby boomers” because they are “the first generation with flimsy 401(k)s.” Kiyosaki advised his followers to “buy real assets: gold, silver, Bitcoin before the biggest bubble in history goes bust.” Don't Miss: Average retirement income in America has been revealed – Will you make enou
A flight attendant hit a seat switch that pushed the pilot into controls during a flight to New Zealand, industry officials say.
The first drug for an obesity-driven liver disease got U.S. marketing approval Thursday. Shares of its developer Madrigal Pharmaceuticals have veered wildly in the last two years on hopes and fears for its drug Rezdiffra. Madrigal stock was halted half an hour before Thursday’s close, at $243.57, for the news that Rezdiffra had received accelerated approval from the Food and Drug Administration.
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Tesla rival Fisker, responding to bankruptcy buzz, said it's in "strategic" talks with a large automaker. The EV startup rebounded after plunging Thursday.
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A week after the reveal of two hot future models, Rivian's shares are under heavy selling pressure.
Generation X, often referred to as the “Lost Generation,” finds itself in a precarious financial situation, wedged between the money struggles of millennials and Gen Z on one side and the relative stability of baby boomers on the other. According to a recent Bankrate survey, 47% of Gen Xers (ages 44-59) have more credit card debt than emergency savings. This statistic paints a picture of Gen X falling behind all generations, with millennials (ages 28-43) faring only slightly better at 46% having
With a growth business built atop a strong foundation, this utility's yield is near its highest level in a decade.
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The Central American nation moved $400 million in BTC into a cold storage wallet this week.
Microsoft and Google flashed buy signals Thursday, masking broad market weakness as Nvidia, Tesla and small caps fell. Adobe dived late.
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This may very well spell trouble for Wall Street's hottest artificial intelligence (AI) stock.
"From my perspective it's not just about Israel it's like: 'Do you believe in the West? Do you believe the West has created a superior way of living?’”
This company faces headwinds, including temporary fluctuations in consumer spending. Still, it offers a compelling valuation for dividend stock investors.
This story was first published on the Benzinga India portal. The value of Reliance Industries shares experienced an uptick on Thursday after the announcement of the company's decision to acquire Paramount Global's (NASDAQ: PARA) stake in Viacom18 Media for ₹4,286 crore (approximately $570 million), as per the filing with the exchange by Reliance. Mukesh Ambani's Reliance Industries' stake in Viacom18 will increase to 70.49% from the current 57.48% ownership via Compulsorily Convertible Preferenc
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