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The U.S. on Thursday hit the limit on the amount of debt the federal government can issue to honor its financial obligations, also known as the debt ceiling. The milestone is prompting a slew of warnings from Wall Street analysts…

It has been a busy week in Washington, DC, full of high-level meetings between U.S. and Japanese cabinet members and culminating in a summit between Prime Minister Kishida Fumio and President Joe Biden. The U.S.-Japan 2+2 meetings…

Comment on this storyCommentMore than half a million people who deposited money with collapsed crypto lender Celsius Network have been dealt a major blow to their hopes of recovering their funds, with the judge in the company’s…

WASHINGTON, D.C.--In business, culture and politics, the friendship between Japan and the United States has become unshakeable in recent decades--so much so that both countries may be in danger of…

Image source: Getty Images Should you care about the value of your property? Key points I have no idea how much my house is worth, and I don't really care about my home's value.There are several reasons why I don't care what my home…

Credit scores play a key role in your financial life. Generally speaking, the higher your credit score, the better off you are when it comes to getting a loan.And yet, many Americans make the same common mistakes with credit, putting…

CNBC's Jim Cramer on Friday advised investors to keep their eyes peeled for chances to improve their portfolios next week."These big macro numbers and important Fed meetings are a drag – I know. They obscure the actual opportunities out…

By letting it burn, it won’t get big enough to cause major contagion outside of crypto. By Wolf Richter for WOLF STREET. The last thing the crypto community – from the Bankman-Fried-bedazzled Silicon-Valley fiat-billionaire…

Photo: Axelle/Bauer-Griffin (Getty Images)In a recent interview, billionaire Amazon founder Jeff Bezos cautioned Americans against making large purchases during the usual Black Friday shopping bonanza that happens after Thanksgiving.…

A 60/40 portfolio of U.S. stocks and U.S. bonds has only finished the year down double digits just 5 times in the past 94 years through year-end 2021.1 With stocks and bonds both down around 15% each in 2022 so far, it appears…