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Broadcast Retirement Network’s Jeffrey Snyder discusses the latest survey findings and recommendations to improve financial education across the life cyclewith The SPARK Institute and Redwood Consulting Solutions’ Snezana Zlatar Jeffrey Snyder, Broadcast Retirement Network Joining me now is Snezana Zlatar of Redwood Consulting Solutions. She also serves as the co-chair for the Spark Financial Literacy […]

Pinterest (PINS) added about $2 billion in market value recently as shares jumped about 15% following the company’s first-quarter results, which pointed to stronger ad demand, improving earnings power, and a broader platform strategy. Heading into Pinterest’s first-quarter results, its shares were down about 20% year-to-date. However, Pinterest’s earnings showed that its high-intent user base can attract

There is a particular kind of corporate announcement that tries to play it safe and be two things at once – a show of strength on one end, and an admission of reality on the other. Coinbase seems to have joined the group. The crypto exchange company announced it is cutting approximately 14% of its

The AI trade has been easy to understand so far. Investors piled into chipmakers and model developers, betting that demand for compute and large language models would define the next cycle of growth. That bet worked. But it is also incomplete. A quieter and potentially more consequential shift is beginning to take hold across enterprise

I bought my first home in May 2022, and as a mortgage and real estate reporter, I knew that I was dealing with a May housing market unlike any preceding it. I was buying a place near Seattle, where we had to waive all of our contingencies and offer way over the asking price for

Last month, Tesla took the first step towards getting Full Self-Driving (Supervised) approved across the European Union, following the Netherlands’ approval of its use on its streets. Getting a foot in the door was supposed to be the hardest part of the process, because once one of the economic bloc’s members approves the technology, they

For decades, actor Jet Li dazzled audiences with his athletic and acrobatic performances, blending graceful movement, lightning speed, and a killer sense of charisma. He introduced millions of new fans to the Chinese martial arts — and became a millionaire himself in the process. Li shot to stardom in the 1980s as the vengeance-seeking shepherd

For months, the oil shock from the Strait of Hormuz closure has played out mostly in futures markets. Prices have surged. Traders have repositioned. But the physical barrels have kept moving, at least for now. The CEO of one of the world’s largest oil companies just said that window is closing. What Chevron’s CEO said

Wealth, when it gets large enough, stops looking like money and starts looking like weather. It moves entire markets, bends entire industries, and reshapes the prices ordinary households pay without ever asking permission. We tell ourselves billionaires are just regular people with bigger checking accounts, but at a certain altitude, that idea breaks down. That

Imagine putting away $2,000 a year for retirement and watching the federal government drop another $1,000 into your account, with no strings attached from your employer. That scenario moved within reach of many more workers when President Donald Trump signed an executive order designed to reshape how millions of overlooked workers save for their post-career