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Omicron: Rise in U.S. hospitalizations 'quite frightening,' doctor says
COVID-related hospitalizations in the U.S. reached new highs over the past two weeks as the omicron variant continues sweeping through the nation.
taxes
5 Best Cities for the Wealthy Upper Class, According To Experts
Have you officially "made it"? While there is no universal definition of this idea, a good indication is when you are less concerned about keeping costs low and more about pres…
personal finance
Tens of thousands to benefit from $1.85B student loan settlement
Tens of thousands of people who took out student loans over the past 20 years could see their loans canceled or receive a small check as part of a nationwide settlement with Na…
personal finance
5 things most Americans don’t know about crypto investing
Cryptocurrency is fascinating for a number of reasons, but one of the most interesting is the fact that there has rarely been an asset class so popular that so many people know…
taxes
Child tax credit money will be a no show in January; look out for IRS letter instead
What many families might not realize is that monthly child tax credit payments last year were to represent only half of a family’s estimated credit.
business
Why Omicron is a bigger market risk than people think
Surging COVID-19 infections in China, beyond the early pandemic peak, are leading one strategist to warn of an underpriced risk to inflation that could weigh on stocks
real estate
Mortgage rates hit highest point in 22 months
The rate on the 30-year fixed mortgage increased to 3.45% from 3.22% last week, according to Freddie Mac.
personal finance
Region offers $10K to lure workers and entrepreneurs
How about this as an incentive to relocate: $10,000 in Bitcoin (BTC-USD) and a free bike.
business
White House will meet execs from Apple, Amazon, IBM to discuss software security
The White House will meet executives from leading tech firms, including Alphabet-owned Google, Apple Inc and Amazon.com Inc, on Thursday to discuss software security after the …
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Barbara Corcoran: Metaverse real estate deals are ‘half hype, half reality’
Barbara Corcoran says that recent multimillion dollar metaverse real estate sales are part hype, part reality.
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Biden's $2 trillion spending bill just 'on pause': Cabinet official
The months-long Biden administration push to pass a $2 trillion spending bill still has a chance of succeeding, said US Secretary of Labor Marty Walsh in a new interview with Y…
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Jobless claims: Another 230,000 Americans filed new claims last week
Initial unemployment claims likely totaled 200,000 last week to come in below pre-pandemic levels yet again, affirming the labor market's remaining recovery depends not on work…
careers
FDA warns against using unapproved COVID-19 tests
The FDA is warning about the spread of fake at-home COVID tests producing false results. Here's how to make sure the test you received is legitimate.
business
3 Fed rate hikes in 2022 'not necessarily in the bag': Expert
Headline consumer inflation rose 7% in December. But the consensus view that the Federal Reserve will raise rates three times this year isn't a guarantee, says one economist.
business
Novavax CEO: 'We're going to make a significant impact on this COVID pandemic'
Novavax (NVAX) is waiting for its COVID-19 vaccine to be authorized in the U.S., but with authorizations now in three major markets globally, the biotech company says it's maki…
business
What economists say about highest inflation in 40 years
U.S. consumer prices rose at their fastest rate in nearly four decades in December, with inflationary pressures rippling through the economy as supply chain bottlenecks persist…
business
Arby's 'Diablo Dare' sandwich claims to be spiciest on the market — does it live up to the hype?
Arby's is bringing the heat this new year.
taxes
Taxes 2022: IRS watchdog is 'deeply concerned' as agency faces 'Kryptonite'
Last year’s tax-filing season was rife with problems and refund delays, according to a new report, and this year stands to be more of the same.

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