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It's a proposal that sounds good, but it won't help families build generational wealth. It's more like being a perpetual renter.

At-the-market transactions are a reminder that in the world of finance, things may lurk in the shadows.

The number of pedestrians killed by vehicles has increased in the U.S., with road infrastructure and inadequate safety measures among key contributing factors.

The plan to reopen Three Mile Island to supply Microsoft with power wins a federal loan guarantee, shifting some of the risk onto taxpayers.

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The cybersecurity company is used across a wide array of apps, websites and other platforms.

Federal authorities are denying more work visas and green cards, vetting social media posts and applying enhanced scrutiny to foreign employees' credentials.

Tech companies from Meta to Microsoft, Amazon and Alphabet continue to trim workers despite soaring revenue and billions of investments into artificial intelligence.

The wealthiest generation holds more than $85 trillion in assets thanks to economic conditions that succeeding generations would be hard-pressed to replicate.

Chinese lenders backed 2,500 projects, covering almost every U.S. state, from gas pipelines to airport terminals, even as Washington warned developing nations about Chinese debt traps.