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WSJ travel columnist Dawn Gilbertson has tips for what to do if you get bumped from a premium airline seat wsj.com/lifestyle/travel/how… via @WSJ
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I’m a single 58-year-old veteran in California with $1.5 million and a VA pension. Can I retire? marketwatch.com/story/im-a-s… via @MarketWatch
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‘We are committed Christians’: Our son and daughter-in-law cut us off over politics. Should we change our $3 million will? marketwatch.com/story/we-are… via @MarketWatch
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Pensions are being revived by a small but growing number of companies to settle negotiations with labor unions or win over employees in competitive fields wsj.com/personal-finance/ret… via @WSJ
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Sunshine Really May be the Best Medicine by Allysia Finley wsj.com/opinion/sunshine-rea… via @WSJopinion
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Is the AI Capex Bubble About to Burst? What 250 Years of Market History Tell Us. barrons.com/articles/ai-cape… via @BarronsOnline
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This maneuver is boosting oil shipments through the Strait of Hormuz marketwatch.com/story/this-m… via @MarketWatch
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fiscaldata.treasury.gov/amer… The U.S. government spent $6.2 trillion last year. Socialists want "Medicare for All" which would cost a minimum of $4 trillion. That would wipe out Social Security and 2/3rds of the budget.
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Real wage growth is outpacing inflation--but let's not let facts get in the way, right? usafacts.org/answers/are-wag…
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Tariff refunds and the ever-resilient U.S. consumer are fueling the heftiest rise in big-company profits in years wsj.com/business/earnings/co… via @WSJ
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Scientists monitoring data from satellites and ocean buoys declared the onset of El Niño in June. It is shaping up to be among the strongest in living memory. wsj.com/economy/global/the-s… via @WSJ
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The South is facing the biggest threat to its rural economy since the collapse of King Cotton. “Timber has been our bread and butter for 100 years.” wsj.com/business/timber-was-… via @WSJ
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The number of Americans who say they consume alcohol on occasion held steady from last year, according to a new study bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
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When It Comes to Investing, Risk Is Loud. Opportunity Is Quiet. barrons.com/advisor/articles… via @BarronsOnline
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At estate sales, elbows are out as resellers compete for vintage treasures. “Human decency goes out the window.” wsj.com/real-estate/the-full… via @WSJ
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Americans Say They Need $1.2 Million to Retire. Most Don’t Expect to Have It. barrons.com/advisor/articles… via @BarronsOnline
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In AI Age, Data Centers, Power Companies Vie for Skilled Workers deloitte.wsj.com/riskandcomp… via @WSJ
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Tech companies warned that AI would eat jobs, but now—as public opinion of AI has shifted into the negative—their leaders say work will flourish wsj.com/tech/ai/ai-workers-t… via @WSJ
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Cheap Drones Are Upending the Defense Sector. These 4 Battle-Tested Stocks Are Leading the Charge. barrons.com/articles/best-dr… via @BarronsOnline
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The market for old, loud and often no-frills SUVs is booming. The reason: They’re the perfect “hot girl” accessories. wsj.com/lifestyle/cars/hot-g… via @WSJ
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