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Ah, coffee. It’s just about the only thing that’s good about a Monday morning…or really any morning. We all know that cities like Portland, Seattle and San Francisco are headliners in

This article is reprinted by permission from NerdWallet.  Adopting a rescue or shelter dog doesn’t just give a needy animal a home. It can

The CEO of the largest trade association in the U.S. is taking early an retirement. Bob Goldberg, the CEO of the National Association of

Dear Quentin, I went through a terrible divorce 15 years ago. I will finally be done paying off my ex-husband in July. My divorce

Mortgage rates fell for the first time in two months, amid uncertainty over monetary policy as well as the geopolitical conflict in the Middle

A recent jury verdict in an antitrust case has thrust a century-old practice in the real-estate industry into the limelight, with the potential to

Consumers owed credit card companies more than $105 billion in interest and more than $25 billion in fees in 2022, according to a Consumer

The American consumer is on a spending spree — one that’s slated to last right through the busy holiday shopping season. Holiday spending is

“‘They are buying less stuff, even within food and beverage.’” — Target CEO Brian Cornell That was Target TGT, +1.60% chairman and CEO Brian

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