Japan exports beat forecasts with 4.2% growth in February, but shipments to China and U.S. slump
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As the years roll by, our financial priorities change. By the time you reach your late fifties or…
Govt backs geothermal expansion with $50m funding boost
The Government is going full steam ahead on geothermal energy, unveiling a strategy to double its use by…
The Economy Just Shed 92,000 Jobs as Oil Prices Surge and Inflation Creeps Up. History Says the Stock Market Will Do This Next.
Since the 1970s, major oil shocks — sudden, drastic increases in oil prices driven by geopolitical supply disruptions…
Using AI for financial advice? Here’s what to watch out for.
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Colorado’s only kosher grocer being sold amid foreclosure threat
East Side Kosher Deli, a longtime fixture of Jewish life in Colorado as the state’s only fully kosher…
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Scott Galloway wants the stock market to crash. Gen Z is already betting like it will
Scott Galloway doesn’t want the markets to go up. He said so out loud, live at South by…
The Lifestyle a $3 Million Retirement Actually Buys in 2026
A couple with $3 million, maximum Social Security at 70, and a 4% withdrawal rate generates $178,476 in…
Four teens charged after aggravated burglary that led to car chase across Auckland
“All four have jointly been charged with committing burglary with a weapon, over the offending that took place…
Why the Govt backed away from breaking up supermarkets
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After the oil shock: What economists now expect on inflation, GDP and interest rates – Inside Economics
That’s a good question. While there’s no shortage of speculation about what might happen, it’s all limited by…