Shopify’s stock heads for best day in a year after the company ‘left no doubt’ about its growth trajectory

The Department of Labor’s Office of the Inspector General found that three agencies within the department lacked “sufficient controls” for how they shared confidential information with nongovernmental entities. The OIG’s investigation came after two requests from Republican leaders of the House Committee on Education and the Workforce, first in November 2024 and again in January…

Travel ranks among the top priorities Boldin users plan for in retirement. AARP research finds 85% of travelers who are 50-plus rank travel among their top three priorities for discretionary spending. Schedule freedom lets retirees travel for less. Longer trips, shoulder-season timing, and senior discount programs all get cheaper when you’re not locked into school…

Policymakers judged that upside risks to price stability remained elevated even as risks to US employment eased, according to Reuters, and several said price pressures had broadened across goods and services.   Some officials expected inflation to recede as energy costs and tariff effects fade, the minutes showed, a view complicated on Wednesday when Trump signalled that…

Home » Student Loan Refinance » Which Debts Should You Pay Off First — Credit Cards or Student Loans? Having more than one type of debt is common, and that’s especially true once you graduate from college and start your first “real job.” You may have credit card debt, an auto loan, and a mortgage…

Markets are not fully sold on that calm.   After the July 15 decision, Capital Economics North America economist Thomas Ryan said the bank’s messaging “suggests it has no intention of responding to energy-driven inflation with higher interest rates,” adding that “money markets continue to price in some chance of tightening.”   The council left that door…

There’s a reason so many people like saving for retirement in a 401(k) plan. It’s easy to contribute to, since the money comes right out of your paycheck, and there’s often an employer match to sweeten the deal. While a 401(k) could be a good home for some of your retirement savings, you probably don’t…