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The "Mad Money" host cited cloud company Snowflake and Zoom as "dominate American companies" capitalizing online during the coronavirus pandemic.

Washington lawmakers are working to hammer out a potential compromise on stimulus aid that has preoccupied them for months. The outcome of those talks will determine how soon Americans will receive more financial aid.

While the games' current jackpots of $86 million and $91 million would be life-changing amounts for most people, they pale in comparison to some prizes claimed in the past — including two worth more than $1.5 billion.

FCA Insight | Tony Curzon Price, Chris Gee, Graeme Reynolds and Eric Morrison | Oct 16, 2020 Data sharing is capable of bringing wider societal benefits Access to data is increasingly important in ensuring that financial markets work effectively for consumers. It helps firms supply the services customers need and want, it allows more tailored and

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Cointelegraph | Helen Partz |Oct 19, 2020 The U.S. already has a “safe and active dynamic domestic payment system,” Powell argued. The United States will not be issuing a digital dollar until the Federal Reserve resolves all questions around a potential central bank digital currency, or CBDC, according to the Fed's chairman, Jerome Powell. Powell

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TipRanks analyst ranking service pinpoints Wall Street's best-performing stocks, like Snap and Apple

The number of first-year students enrolled in college sank 16% this year because of the coronavirus pandemic. Here's why it's still difficult to be admitted to an Ivy League school.

Starboard has had a positive return on all 12 of its past moves in the chip space.

Someone turning 65 years old today has almost a 70% chance of needing some type of long-term care services in their remaining years, according to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

One airport bartender applied for unemployment benefits at the start of the coronavirus pandemic, but didn't receive them for six months. Here's how the delay upended her life.

Vice President Biden wants to enact a federal law similar to California's AB5 law that hurts work opportunities for freelancers, leaving some voters worried.

Medicare's fall open enrollment lasts through Dec. 7, which means now is the time to evaluate your coverage and determine whether there is a more cost-effective option, based on your use of the health-care system.

Up to 15 million people lost employer-sponsored health insurance due to unemployment in recent months. But there are options available to keep from being uninsured during the health crisis.

A middle-class couple can expect to spend more than $230,000 to raise a child, and that doesn't even include college costs. More advisors are helping their clients successfully navigate how to cover their children's expenses without compromising their own financial security.

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