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1. • Should Investors Buy the Correction in TD Stock?

     MSN News· 4 days ago

     TD now offers a 5.4% dividend yield. Has the stock bottomed? The post Should Investors Buy the Correction in TD Stock? appeared first on The Motley Fool Canada.

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     5 ways to get rid of credit card debt before interest rates climb

     CBS News· 23 hours ago

     There's no question that credit card usage is a major issue for many Americans in any economy due to...

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     PHS teacher tells kids ins and outs of AI

     Odessa American· 56 minutes ago

     Since artificial intelligence is here to stay, Permian High School English II honors teacher Candice Harding says she is showing students how to use it...

4. • These high-schoolers learned about the value of money. Should every California student?

     The Sacramento Bee· 4 days ago

     These high-schoolers learned about the value of money. Kids can open accounts and make deposits at the branch, but the most valuable part of the location may be as a resource ...

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     The Fed indicated rates will remain higher for longer What does that mean for you? | Texarkana...

     Texarkana Gazette· 5 days ago

     The central bank kept its key rate at a two-decade high of roughly 5.3%, where it has been since...

6. • Small Business May Show a Coming US Hiring Slowdown

     US News & World Report· 1 day ago

     Peaking at 11 people, the hiring in the end proved an overreach, and Biggins' staffing is now down to six, mostly through attrition. "We're not looking at hiring," said Biggins, whose firm in ...

7. • ENVESTNET DEEPENING RELATIONSHIPS WITH BLACKROCK, FIDELITY, FRANKLIN TEMPLETON, AND STATE STREET TO...

     Morningstar· 2 days ago

     Envestnet (NYSE: ENV), a leading provider of integrated technology, data intelligence and wealth solutions, is deepening relationships with BlackRock, Fidelity Investments, Franklin Templeton ...

8. • Kansas City’s in for a hot summer. Here’s what it could mean for your power bill

     The Kansas City Star· 2 days ago

     Kansas and Missouri are expected to see an electricity bill increase of around 7% this summer compared to last year — and the true cost could be even higher if extreme heat passes through the ...