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Here are the 3 big things we're watching in the stock market this week

05. October 2025

The longer the shutdown drags on, the more impact it may have on Wall Street.

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How one of 2025’s most popular trades is boosting gold and bitcoin — and may keep going during the government shutdown

05. October 2025

To be a better communicator, 'you have to have a tolerance for discomfort,' says Brené Brown: These 3 phrases can help you navigate a conflict

05. October 2025

Biggest Trump tax cut benefits for small business owners to keep more income on Main Street

05. October 2025

Jaguar Land Rover readies $674 million supplier loan, Times Says

04. October 2025

65-year-old furloughed by government shutdown: 'I could lose the house. I could lose my car. I could lose everything'

04. October 2025

32-year-old couldn't get hired due to his criminal record—now his food truck brings in over $1 million a year

04. October 2025

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04. October 2025

Are we in a recession? Yes — if you live in one of these 22 states.

04. October 2025

Jane Goodall adopted a plant-based diet back in the 1960s: It was key to her activism and a long, healthy life

04. October 2025

Think AI is a bubble? Here’s what you can do about it.

04. October 2025

I’m 64, have $1.2 million in a 401(k) and two mortgages. Can I afford to retire?

04. October 2025

Renault considering cutting up to 3,000 jobs, l’Informe reports

04. October 2025

Trump’s $100,000 H-1B fee draws rare rebuke from US business

04. October 2025

Cramer's week ahead: Dell's analyst meeting and earnings from McCormick, Delta

04. October 2025

More famous than Warren Buffett in decades past, Peter Lynch of Fidelity says it’s still all about investing in what you know

03. October 2025

Does it seem like more restaurants are charging $100 per person? Chef Bobby Flay says the cost should be even higher.

03. October 2025

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