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- US tech stocks opened higher on Wall Street after their worst day in 19 months [3]. - MarketWatch reports on Social Security in relation to Trump’s Iran war [2], and discusses S&P 500 AI exposure with alternatives [4]. - Two MarketWatch articles cover inheritance disputes involving $500,000 estates [1][5].
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- My 93-year-old father changed his will at the 11th hour, leaving my brother his entire $500,000 estate. Can I challenge it? — MarketWatch
- Trump’s Iran war has changed the future of Social Security — MarketWatch
- US tech stocks open higher on Wall Street after worst day in 19 months – business live — Guardian Business
- The S&P 500 has become a big AI bet. Here are some simple alternatives. — MarketWatch
- ‘It feels like he’s quietly building a separate life’: My husband inherited $500,000, but he refuses to spend it on our home — MarketWatch
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- Nike's new Caitlin Clark shoes are already almost sold out
- Software roared back last quarter. Cramer says these stocks can keep climbing
- UK airlines to be banned from charging parents to sit with children
- Accenture stock rallies after earnings beat expectations
- Nike shares drop as retailer posts disappointing sales, announces layoffs as part of restructuring
- The hidden silver lining of high interest rates: safer, cheaper retirement income
- General Motor Q3 sales drop 5.5%, while Toyota buoyed by EVs, hybrids
- Treasury yields fall from multiyear highs
- Trump could target three Fed governors. Removing them may be harder than it looks
- Republicans sabotaged their own bill to prevent people in Congress from trading stocks. Why?
- Here’s how much more groceries, clothing and household appliances could cost as diesel prices keep surging
- Boeing engineers and technical workers approve new contract, avoiding strike
- Europe’s winter energy crunch may already be underway. Two U.S. stocks that may benefit
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- Bond yields suddenly retreat from recent highs as buyers step back into the Treasury market
- New York City's 'click to cancel' subscription rule takes effect, joining states with similar laws
- Lyft agrees to pay California $272.5m in largest-ever wage theft settlement
- Google unveils latest AI model, but Wall Street wants a breakout personal agent
- Former LinkedIn chief Roslansky to leave Microsoft, following other exec departures
- Brent oil jumps more than 4% as U.S. reportedly sends third aircraft carrier to Middle East