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The era of “cheap money” is officially over. As global central banks maintain a hawkish stance to combat persistent inflation, businesses operating across borders are navigating a fundamentally different financial environment than they were just a few years ago.

If you're looking to boost your passive income, AGNC Investment is one appealing option. But there is one risk you should be aware of before buying.

Coca-Cola won't deliver explosive returns, but its business model has overcome a range of challenges, from wars to inflation cycles.

Builder Pay Pro has launched a payment platform that eliminates credit card processing fees for contractors through dual pricing and electronic check options. The system delivers same-day deposits and automated invoicing.

Markets are dreaming of a white Christmas, and rate cuts to match. But the Grinches up on Mount Central Bank may have other ideas. Will we get one last surprise before Christmas?

Players in the network software industry are suffering from challenging macroeconomic conditions and persistent inflation. However, there are those in the space that are gaining from the ongoing effort towards digitalization. Are they worth watching?

The ratio between debt and liquidity—not debt-to-GDP—is what actually predicts financial crises and asset bubbles.

Several key economic indicators are making dubious history.

A weakening dollar makes this ETF more appealing.

Most travel cards hand you an annual hotel credit that's basically free money, but almost no one remembers to use it.

ORA, an emerging on-chain financial infrastructure project, has officially launched its Omniverse ReFi Protocol, a next-generation model designed to bring full transparency, deterministic rules, and sustainable on-chain cash flows to the global decentralized finance (DeFi) market.

Some 0% intro APR cards offer up to 21 months of no interest. Here's how paying just $285 a month can knock out $6,000 in credit card debt.

The Shiller CAPE ratio is flashing warning signs.

Though a history-making cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) would typically be something to celebrate, this is unlikely to be the case in 2026.

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The Fed has ended Quantitative Tightening, removing its main anti-inflation tool. With rate cuts coming and government spending rising, inflation pressures may return, creating a “perfect storm” for higher prices ahead.

These stocks have plenty of room left to run.

Userve Canada, a leading provider of recognized programs and courses for service professionals, now gives learners across the country the ability to begin Food Handler Certification and WHMIS Certification at no cost. This makes Userve the first and only organization in Canada to offer a risk-free start for both certifications, allowing service industry professionals to explore training before committing.

Stocks rallied on rising Fed rate cut bets for December, with Alphabet hitting $4T and health care, auto sectors showing renewed strength.

Realtor® Nikki Sailor of Bettendorf is launching an expanded digital presence and service enhancement as Quad Cities housing activity accelerates following recent Federal Reserve rate cuts that have sparked increased buyer interest across the Iowa-Illinois bi-state region.

EUR/USD steady as traders betting on Fed easing next month.

Shares of private equity firm Compass Diversified (NYSE:CODI) jumped 11.1% in the after-market session after the company announced it planned to host a conference call to discuss the restatement of its financial results for the previous three years. Market participants appeared to view the upcoming conference call as a positive step toward finalizing and filing the restated financials. This move was seen as a way to help resolve uncertainties that had caused volatility and delays in the company's filings with government regulators. Also contributing to the market reaction was the news that the company announced it planned to host a conference call to discuss the restatement of its financial results for the previous three years. Market participants appeared to view the upcoming conference call as a positive step toward finalizing and filing the restated financials. This move was seen as a way to help resolve uncertainties that had caused volatility and delays in the company's filings with government regulators.

The economy is teetering, especially in the middle class and below.

RICHMOND, VA - November 28, 2025 - Signature Properties of Richmond, a long-established property management company in Richmond, has released a new analysis exploring how affordability pressures, housing supply constraints, and aging residential structures are influencing rental decisions across Central Virginia. The report draws from more than a decade of firsthand experience managing local properties and incorporates publicly available data from the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, Virginia REALTORS®, and the U.S. Census Bureau. The company’s goal is to provide residents and housing providers with clear context built on verifiable trends and everyday on-the-ground observations.

Washington D.C. – November 28, 2025 – The latest Federal Reserve Beige Book report, released on November 26, 2025, paints a concerning picture of declining U.S. consumer spending, signaling potential economic headwinds as the holiday season approaches. While higher-income households continue to demonstrate resilience, middle- and lower-income consumers are notably