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MagazineSoaring mortgage rates hit U.S. cities: Here’s where buying a home is most expensive relative to renting
BYNicolas Rapp and Matthew Heimer
FinanceAlaska Air agrees to buy struggling Hawaiian Airlines in a $1.9 billion deal
BYMary Schlangenstein and Bloomberg
SuccessCharlie Munger warned that a mega-mansion can make you ‘less happy’—and he lived in the same relatively modest house for seven decades
BYSteve Mollman
MagazineFounders’ Friend
BYAlyson Shontell
FinanceEx-CEO of scandal-plagued Wells Fargo sues, claiming bank underpaid him by $34 million
BYHannah Levitt and Bloomberg
FinanceJerome Powell dispels Wall Street’s dream of near-term interest rate cuts by arguing it would be ‘premature’ while leaving the door open to more rate hikes
BYSteve Matthews and Bloomberg
NewslettersElon Musk promised to save us from the bots; we got ads for fake luxury goods instead
BYKylie Robison
FinanceThe U.S. Postal Service is getting into Dungeons & Dragons with a new stamp release in 2024
BYChris Morris
FinanceBuying a typical home now takes up a record 40% of your income, but Zillow expects that to ease ‘just a bit’ in 2024
BYAlena Botros
FinanceCathie Wood just had her best month ever—but investors aren’t convinced the ARK boom is going to last
BYEmily Graffeo and Bloomberg
NewslettersThe CEOs of Yieldstreet and Cadre detail how the acquisition came together and their combined growth plans
BYAlena Botros
Newsletters91% of PE-backed company CFOs fear losing their job, a survey finds
BYSheryl Estrada
FinanceLego founder’s great-granddaughter ups her siblings’ stakes in the iconic toymaker as she sells $930M worth of shares
BYPrarthana Prakash
Finance‘Zoogler’-packed Zurich just overtook New York as the most expensive city in the world
BYRyan Hogg
SuccessUber, DoorDash and Grubhub will have to pay their New York delivery workers $18/hour after losing a court appeal to block a minimum wage rule
BYChris Dolmetsch and Bloomberg
FinanceHousing affordability is the worst it’s been in decades. It will improve in 2024, but by only a ‘small step,’ Realtor.com chief economist says
BYSydney Lake
FinanceFord says it lost $1.7B on 6-week UAW strike, plans to pay nearly $9B more on raises union won
BYThe Associated Press
FinanceExclusive: Yieldstreet to acquire real estate tech startup Cadre
BYAlena Botros
Finance‘Why am I paying 6%?’ As New York’s real-estate market slows, industry faces showdown over who pays agents’ fees
BYBloomberg and Alicia Clanton
FinanceThe Fed’s favorite inflation gauge cooled in October, and Wall Street believes it may signal ‘interest rate cuts are on the horizon’
BYWill Daniel
CommentaryEY CEO: ‘This is the COP to show, not tell, what climate action looks like’
BYCarmine Di Sibio
FinanceWall Street titans are getting behind Nikki Haley in the presidential race—billionaire hedge funder Bill Ackman says it’s time for Biden to ‘step aside’
BYWill Daniel
FinanceThe Fed’s favorite inflation measure showed price hikes are at their slowest rate since late 2020
BYThe Associated Press and Christopher Rugaber
PoliticsJPMorgan boss Jamie Dimon says America has failed its bottom 30%—and should stop sneering at Trump’s MAGA supporters: ‘What the hell have we done as a nation?’
BYChloe Taylor
NewslettersSpeaking at a Fortune event, Ray Dalio publicly addresses the bombshell book about his hedge fund
BYJessica Mathews
FinanceMajor British city declares bankruptcy as inflation and growing social care costs blow a $29 million hole in its budget
BYPrarthana Prakash
FinanceSam Bankman-Fried and Elizabeth Holmes may just be the tip of the corporate fraud iceberg that costs the economy $830 billion annually, study says
BYIrina Ivanova
NewslettersExclusive: Claire’s names Chris Cramer CFO/COO as the company aims to deepen ties to ‘Gen Zalpha’
BYSheryl Estrada
FinanceGivingTuesday donations were up slightly in 2023 at $3.1 billion, but in ‘warning sign’ 10% fewer people participated
BYThalia Beaty and The Associated Press
FinanceDuPont and two spin-off firms will pay Ohio $110 million to settle suit over releases of ‘forever chemicals’
BYRandall Chase and The Associated Press

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