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Most of Warren Buffett’s wealth was accumulated after age 65. Here’s what that can teach individual investors
One of Warren Buffett's biggest investing advantages is time. Here’s what individual investors can learn from his approach.CNBC - Business -
Panama Supreme Court rejects challenge to candidacy of presidential frontrunner days before vote
Panama’s Supreme Court has rejected a constitutional challenge to the candidacy of leading presidential contender José Raúl MulinoABC News - World -
I-95 in Connecticut Will Be Closed for Days After Fiery Crash
A gasoline tanker crashed on Thursday, causing a fire that damaged a bridge in Norwalk, Conn. Early Friday morning, commuters were facing clogged roadways, and one school district canceled classes.The New York Times - Top stories -
Union propagandists are confusing high housing costs with ‘wealth’
Overall, the average disposable income per capita in right-to-work states last year, adjusted for the cost of living, was roughly $2,800 higher than the average of the other states.The Hill - Politics
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In Norfolk Southern board battle, proxy adviser Egan-Jones throws weight behind activist Ancora
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Safe & Green Holdings Corp. shares skyrocketed 86.7% Friday, a day after the design- and construction-services company completed its reverse stock split.MarketWatch - Business -
Cocoa futures turn bitter as prices drop 30% from record highs
Cocoa futures on Friday marked a drop of 30% from their all-time highs, as a buying frenzy that lifted prices to a record just two weeks ago gave way to expectations for better crop conditions and worries about a drop in demand.MarketWatch - Business -
Financial experts told consumers to stop ‘wasting’ money eating out. They’re finally listening — and companies are rattled.
“Americans need to reprioritize their cash flow in difficult times,” according to one financial planner. “McDonald’s and Starbucks will survive.”MarketWatch - Business -
9 places to retire where you can go back to college practically free
What will you do in retirement? Whatever piques your interest, there’s probably a class for that.MarketWatch - Business