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Twitter Removes ‘Government-Funded’ Labels From NPR and Other Media Accounts

NPR and public broadcasters in Canada, Australia and New Zealand had criticized the label as misleading. The CBC and NPR have suspended the use of their Twitter accounts in protest.  » mehr lesen

Do You Have Federal Student Debt? We Want to Hear From You.

The Supreme Court is deciding on student loan forgiveness and payments may resume in the coming months. How have you been coping and planning for the future?  » mehr lesen

Why BuzzFeed Is Closing Its News Division

The publisher ultimately couldn’t surmount the challenges facing digital journalism — and many of its peers are still struggling as well.  » mehr lesen

America’s Inflation Antihero Gets a Makeover

As the Fed fights inflation with a wary eye on the 1970s, some are arguing that Arthur Burns, the Fed chair at the time, gets too bad a rap.  » mehr lesen

The Fabulous Yields, and Lurking Risks, of Money Market Funds

The funds are paying enticing interest rates right now. But the debt ceiling and signs of weakness in the banking system are worrisome, our columnist says.  » mehr lesen

How Prenups Can Protect You in Case of a Divorce

They have long been considered unromantic, but prenuptial agreements are being embraced by some couples as a way to protect themselves on their own terms.  » mehr lesen

Help! Spirit Airlines Left Us Behind in Guatemala City

A family got a text alert that their flight was delayed, but no follow-up that the delay was rescinded. Our columnist finds that the airline played by the rules, as unfair as...

Rates on C.D.s Are Soaring, but the High Rates May Not Last

Banks are offering the promotional rates to attract deposits. But given concerns about the economy, it’s unclear how long banks will continue to reward savers.  » mehr lesen

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