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With up to 6% cash back at grocery stores and 3% cash back on gas and ridesharing services, the Blue Cash Preferred Card from American Express is ideal for families and commuters.

The measure comes after a ruling from the WTO.

Historical data shows October isn’t always a bad month.

The final quarter of 2019 started with two days of concerns over manufacturing and trade. But homebuilders have reported strong earnings, and a fresh jobs report is just around the corner.

Where are we to turn for high, safe dividends these days?

More importantly, how do I position my portfolio based on the potential, but not certainty, of a material inflection point in the market?

Changes in sales tax compliance laws for remote sellers and marketplace in more than a dozen states kicked in beginning October 1, 2019.

shares of Starwood Property Trust were yielding above the 8% mark based on its quarterly dividend (annualized to $1.92)

One of the trickier parts of a settlement/severance agreement has to do with the scope of legal claims that you agree to waive by signing the agreement.

Trump’s efforts to fight the release of his tax returns in the courts have, by and large, succeeded.

Europe and Asia are driving demand for liquified natural gas but the fracas has put financing on hold.

The automotive industry continues to be concerned over the possible impact of Britain’s departure from the European Union (EU), and unconfirmed media reports suggesting the U. K.’s industry could be decimated if it leaves the EU without a deal are raising the temperature.

It’s now more expensive than ever to spend your own money.

Impeachment talk is flying around social media. Polls are being taken, and so are sides in the battle. But I am here to tell you that as an investor, it is not what matters right now. The immediate concern for all investors is the declining global economy.

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