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Global Market | South Korea’s NPS suspends FX hedging as won hits near two-year high: Reports

South Korea’s National Pension Service has suspended foreign exchange hedging as the won strengthened to a near two-year high against the dollar. The move could affect dollar supply and demand in the domestic market, with the pension fund’s large overseas holdings making its currency transactions significant for South Korea’s foreign…

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US Stock Market: Equity funds see second straight week of outflows as investors turn cautious

U.S. equity funds saw $11.12 billion in net outflows for a second straight week as rising bond yields, oil prices and Middle East tensions dampened sentiment. Strong AI-related earnings from Nvidia and Dell limited the decline. Investors favored safer assets, with money market funds attracting $48.76 billion, reflecting heightened market…

The Economic Times

Iran war hits Americans at the pump as Labor Day gas prices smash record

Gas prices in the U.S. have hit a record high for Labor Day weekend, averaging $4.14 per gallon

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Asian family philanthropy is ‘a lot more hands-on’—and more corporate—than the West

Over three-quarters of Asian family philanthropies partner with government, a contrast with Western donors who get 'nervous' about the state.

Fortune

Man Quoted $1,400 By Shop For Work On Chevrolet Silverado. Then A Second Mechanic Proves That Quote Is A Scam

"A lot of little old ladies end up saying yes.”

Motor1

AI Token Costs Are Changing the Hardware vs. Software Debate

Rising AI token costs are pushing enterprises toward on-premises hardware, boosting Dell Technologies after strong earnings while MongoDB shares fell despite a beat, as capital rotates from cloud software to hardware.

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Your Utility Bills Could Affect More Than Just Your Monthly Budget

A utility bill usually gets one job in the household budget: get paid. Electricity, gas, water, internet, and other essential services sit among the expenses that have to leave the bank account whether the month feels financially comfortable or not. But a utility bill can create consequences that reach far…

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Got a Letter Promising to Lower Your Mortgage Payment? The FTC Says Homeowners Are Being Targeted

A letter promising a lower mortgage payment can look awfully tempting, especially when it arrives with your name, property information, and a very specific offer printed neatly on official-looking stationery. The Federal Trade Commission recently warned homeowners about a mortgage relief operation that allegedly mailed letters nationwide promising lower mortgage…

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Why It’s Getting Harder To Receive A Mortgage In Some States

Getting a mortgage can feel like trying to get through an increasingly narrow doorway, and the experience can vary depending on where a buyer lives. New Consumer Financial Protection Bureau data shows that mortgage origination activity has changed differently from state to state, with some areas seeing declines in the…

The Free Financial Advisor

The US wants to win Canadian visitors back, but tourists say ‘it’s a wasted effort’

The number of Canadians traveling to the United States plunged after President Donald Trump suggested making Canada the 51st state

The Independent UK

NYC Law Could Force Uber and Lyft to Keep Dangerous Drivers on the Road

A federal judge temporarily blocked it from taking effect. But the legal fight is ongoing.

Reason

"Unzipped" captures a designer’s nuance

In the 1995 documentary, fashion is a dialogue that John Galliano's scrapped Met Gala never had

Salon

The Venezuelan billionaire the US investigated for money laundering now has a Pentagon oil deal

Billionaire Alejandro Betancourt, once investigated by US authorities over alleged money laundering linked to Venezuelan state oil firm PDVSA, has emerged as a key US partner in a sweeping oil deal with Caracas. Reuters reports Betancourt helped Washington ahead of Nicolás Maduro’s capture and later brokered oil agreements benefiting US…

The Economic Times

These industries will lead hiring in the next decade, with just one sector accounting for more than a third of all new jobs

The healthcare and social assistance industry, which will expand employment by 2.2 million over the next decade.

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What Mexico's Factory Boom on the Border Means for Trucking Jobs in Texas

Nuevo León's new investment jumped 190% as Laredo's trucking corridor nears capacity, giving border-state truckers rare leverage in 2026.

Budget and the Bees

September 15 Is an Important Tax Deadline for Millions of Americans

September may feel far removed from tax season, but millions of Americans have an important date approaching fast. The September 15 tax deadline affects many self-employed workers, freelancers, investors, business owners, and others who need to make estimated tax payments. It is also a major filing deadline for certain partnerships…

Clever Dude

Stayed With the Same Car Insurance Company for Years? Your Loyalty May Be Costing You

Sticking with the same car insurance company for years can feel like the financially responsible thing to do. The bills arrive, the payment goes through, and nobody has to spend a Saturday afternoon comparing deductibles, coverage limits, and enough insurance jargon to make a person question every life choice that…

The Free Financial Advisor

States Where Credit Card Borrowing Is Growing, And Why

Credit card borrowing is picking up in several states, but the story looks very different depending on where people live. Arkansas, Colorado, Nevada, Hawaii, and Connecticut all posted notable increases in average credit card balances between the first quarters of 2025 and 2026, according to LendingTree data.

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Signs a Credit Repair Company May Be Making Promises It Can’t Keep

A damaged credit score can make everything from financing a car to qualifying for an apartment more difficult, which makes an advertisement promising to “erase...

Reason

DOJ Says Barring AI Training on Copyrighted Material Could 'Severely Hamper' Tech Progress

Training a model on copyrighted work is the same transformative use exception that protects The New York Times' journalism.

The Guardian - US

Private equity faces existential crisis in US as unsold companies pile up

Private equity firms and the companies they own employ over 13 million, from startups to rural hospitals and large retailers, but experts’ concerns of collapse are growing

The Economic Times

Shein seeks fast-fashion deals to spur growth

Armed with $15 billion in cash, according to its prospectus, plus another $1.74 billion raised in the IPO, it is primed for an acquisition-driven phase as it seeks to recover from stalled sales growth.

The Economic Times

Gold slides after robust US payrolls boosts rate hike bets

Gold prices experienced a downturn on Friday, setting the stage for a weekly loss as solid US job data raised the bar for anticipated rate hikes by the Federal Reserve. This shift has rendered the non-yielding precious metal less desirable. Alongside gold, silver and platinum also saw drops. Investors are…

The Economic Times

Wall Street Week Ahead:Investors to pore over inflation data for signals on rate trajectory

Investors await crucial inflation data next week which may decide the Fed's interest rate move. The S&P 500 index is nearing its record high while facing market volatility. Producer and Consumer Price Index reports will offer insights into August's inflation trends. Odds for a Fed rate hike are currently around…

The Economic Times

US structured Venezuela oil position to protect it from dilution, official says

The US government secured a 35% stake in a Venezuelan oil venture. This stake was structured as warrants to protect against capital raises. The arrangement ensures the US realizes full project value without dilution. The deal also grants the US rights to purchase oil output. This pact aims to align…

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