How Amazon could increase homelessness and how the new 2019 tax rates could affect you

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Giving ultra-rich financial advice does not make you one of them.

How to keep the respect of the customers – and yours – against the 1/10 the most powerful of the 1%.

Meet the post-millennials – you've never seen such a group

A new study indicates that the latest generation is breaking the mold in many ways.

Victims of California Wildfires Will Face Unique Challenges in Finding New Housing

Inventories have increased in recent months, but the state still has one of the most competitive housing markets in the country.

Amazon HQ2 could push 800 people into homelessness, says economist

What does Amazon HQ2 mean for the homeless and hungry in New York and northern Virginia?

Farm Bill would cut grocery budgets by more than a million households with food vouchers

The bill was passed in the House.

How the new 2019 tax rates could affect you

Flat deductions are on the rise.

These 10 cities have the most good real estate deals

Buyers in San Jose, California, and Dayton, Ohio, will find extremely different versions of "negotiable" listings, according to a Trulia report.

How to avoid GoFundMe scams like the one involving the homeless veteran

Authorities said donors had been trapped by more than $ 400,000.

The wine of madness for your Thanksgiving table

Robert Mondavi's Cabernet Sauvignon comes from his prized To Kalon vineyard.

How your iPhone could save your life

A new study indicates that an iPhone app identifies potentially fatal heart attacks with accuracy close to that of an ECG.

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Evans of the Fed is considering the possibility of raising up to 4 interest rate increases in 2019

Chicago Fed Chairman Charles Evans maintains his expectation that interest rates could well exceed the so-called neutral rate, an expected expectation as financial markets expect the Fed to continue tightening in 2019.

Households remain much less indebted than they were during the recession

Households remain much less indebted than during the recession, according to new data released Friday.

The loss of Mimi Walters signals the Republican "despair" of California | Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez struggling with sexism, ageism

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Justice orders White House to restore press pass for CNN reporter Jim Acosta

A federal judge accepted an urgent motion to restore the press credentials of CNN correspondent Jim Acosta to the White House – a victory for the network in a closely monitored press freedom case.

How Amazon (and Trump) can get rich thanks to a tax break supposed to help the poor

Amazon has not only received $ 1.5 billion in New York grants to install its new headquarters in Queens, but the world's most valuable company will also benefit from tax relief to help neighborhoods disadvantaged.

Gold finishes higher for a third session and reserves a weekly advance of over 1%

Gold futures ended up on Friday for a third consecutive session, registering a weekly advance of over 1%, geopolitical turmoil and more general weakness in equity markets helping to support prices.

These two big catalysts could give a boost to the bull market stagnant actions

Hank Smith, of Haverford Trust, said that a commercial resolution with China and a pause in rising interest rates could trigger a recovery.

Black Friday Negative Actions: Think of Ford, Intel, and Three More

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