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The dot-com bubble burst in 2000. They are saying what they are saying now.

Maybe you should too, because big investors are favoring large-cap stocks.

Is it possible to prevent COVID-19 infections with a vaccine?

There is some good news for home buyers as mortgage rates rise.

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The Florida-sizeddoomsday glacier is melting more quickly than thought.

New homes are being held up by this tiny component.

How to recession-proof your job search is related to the vulnerability of white-collar graduates.

The housing market is vulnerable because mortgage rates are double what they were a year ago.

Stung by inflation, parents flock to back to school supply drives.

Credit-card rates are near peak not seen since 1996.

Queen Elizabeth II supported more than 600 charities, which were her favorites.

Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics, said that house prices will soon undergo a correction.

Home sellers are forced to rent as a hedge against a housing downturn.

Is it still acceptable to arrive at a friend's house for dinner with just one bottle of wine?

Tim Cook won't raise the price of the phone. He needs to deal with a fierce competitor.

They know, understand and believe in companies for the long-term. Their favorites are listed here.

There's a spare room. The school district hopes you will let a teacher use it.

The Fed's rate hikes are threatening Black workers.

Rents fell from July to August for the first time in almost two years.