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Financial markets face volatility as the U.S. election nears, with investors weighing political impacts on stocks and economic factors.
Financial markets face volatility as the U.S. election nears, with investors weighing political impacts on stocks and economic factors.
When planning for retirement, there is a risk that is sometimes overlooked—the possibility of cognitive decline.
Although presidential elections can affect financial markets over the short term, it is the policies a new President introduces that influence economic growth and the stock market.
Holidays and the economy are inextricably intertwined. The state of the economy can affect how much consumers spend on holidays.
Mortgage rates have been moving lower. Last week, the average 30-year fixed rate mortgage dropped to the lowest level in two years.
They say the only constant is change, and that’s certainly the case when it comes to language. There is one aspect of language that has been modified by every generation—slang.
When it comes to dairy products, cheese is the big cheese. As milk consumption has declined, cheese eating has accelerated.
A big challenge for medical and biological researchers is an inability to see inside living creatures. Things have changed! Why does yellow food dye make it possible to see through mouse skin?
When you live a busy and sometimes stressful life, play can be important for your health. The idea dovetails with a cultural trend known as “kidulting.”
Both retired and working participants were concerned that significant changes in Social Security may be ahead. They're not wrong to be concerned.
After stalling during the pandemic, camp is once again a growing industry. About 26 million kids—more than 30 percent of school-age children in the United States—go to summer camp.
The EIU’s annual survey evaluates the stability, healthcare, culture and environment, education, and infrastructure of 173 cities around the world to determine which are the most—and least—livable.