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As the conflict in the Middle East continues, consumers and labor markets have remained resilient, while corporate earnings are expected to grow. Learn more in the April market recap:

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In 2026, Align Your Actions with Your Values Yale School of Management leadership expert and professor Heidi Brooks analyzes why employee trust is eroding and how to close the values gap.

Everything Student-Loan Borrowers Need to Know About Wage Garnishment Education Department is set to soon start docking the paychecks of defaulted borrowers. Here's what to know.

Skip a New Year’s Resolution and Make Jan. 2 ‘Defaults Day’ Instead Instead of chasing resolutions, try changing the invisible defaults — from recurring payments to tech settings — that run daily life.

The Wisdom of Keith Richards at 82 Solving the mystery of the guitarist’s longevity may be our best hope of aging gracefully.

The Eerie Parallels Between AI Mania and the Dot-Com Bubble Bulls spend a lot of time denying that there’s a 1990s-style bubble inflating again. But it’s worth going through a few of the similarities and differences.

The Online Scam That Hits Travelers at Their Most Distracted A frantic attempt to rebook a missed flight turned into a costly crash course in business-impostor scams — now supercharged by AI and slipping through Google’s ad filters. Here are some tips to stay on guard while you travel.

10 Subtle Signs That You Are Ready to Retire Too often, we expect clear indications that it is time to leave the workplace. But maybe we’re looking for the wrong things.

Tax Rules Are Changing. What to Do Before Year End. A hodgepodge of rule changes under this year's tax legislation adds a host of new considerations for year-end tax planning.

Most Top-Achieving Adults Weren’t Elite Specialists in Childhood, New Study Finds An analysis of elite performers, from Olympic athletes to Nobel laureates, found that those who don’t specialize too soon go farther.