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Video: How the Iran War Is Rewiring the Oil Market The world feared the Iran war’s disruption of the Strait of Hormuz would trigger historically high oil prices. Yet the worst hasn’t happened, and the reasons for that may hint at a rewiring of global energy flows.

Earnings Growth Is Strong — But The Market Is Already Pricing It Investors with heavily concentrated equity positions relative to their historical ranges should evaluate whether that concentration reflects deliberate conviction or passive drift from years of equity outperformance, and whether a more balanced portfolio would better serve their objectives across a....

Average Salary for 25- to 34-Year-Olds: See How Your Earnings Compare to the Median Paycheck Between your early 20s and your early 30s, your paycheck makes its biggest leap. See how yours compares.

10 Statements You Need To Stop Saying To Others And To Yourself Ageism is the voice in your head that makes you uncomfortable when you notice changes in your body. Ageism is the voice that stops you from trying new things or continuing the hobbies you enjoy because you’re “too old” for them.

Europe Is Hot, Crowded and Crazy Expensive. Here’s How to Enjoy It Anyway. People are finding ways to navigate the new reality of vacationing in Europe. Experts share their best tips to make the most out of a trip across the pond.

What I Learned About Tenacity From an Entrepreneur Who Had Every Reason to Quit — But Didn’t Here's why most founders in North America give up too early.

Your Biggest AI Cost Isn’t the Technology — It’s the Hidden Debt Quietly Draining Your Budget Hidden AI technical debt is quietly eroding ROI and making every new AI investment more expensive.

3 Warning Signs You Retired Too Early—and Practical Ways to Restore Your Financial Security Whether you’re already retired or approaching that milestone, spotting the signs that you may have jumped too soon can help you get back on track before your portfolio pays the price.

Warsh’s First Big Call: Whether to Undo Last Year’s Cuts A steadier economy and stubborn inflation have put a rate increase in play. The new chairman, who testifies this week, hasn’t tipped his hand.

Customers Are Now Using ‘Friendly Fraud’ to Get Free Stuff — Small Businesses Are Paying the Price Some shoppers have found a shortcut to not paying for items: skip the return, just dispute the charge. It's sneaky, and it's technically fraud.