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More States Require High School Seniors to Fill Out Financial Aid Form

Evidence suggests that students who file the federal form are more likely to attend college.  » mehr lesen

Wells Fargo’s Scandals Drag on Profit as It Braces for a ‘Slowing Economy’

The bank’s earnings took a $2 billion hit, bringing its profit down to $3.5 billion in the third quarter.  » mehr lesen

A “Roller Coaster” Day Whipsaws Markets

Not even a worse-than-expected inflation report could sap investor enthusiasm. But analysts and traders worry that unpredictable market moves will continue.  » mehr lesen

Reno Is Booming. Some Workers Feel Left Behind.

Companies are flocking to the Nevada city, but the rising cost of housing, gas and groceries is making daily life a struggle for many who work there.  » mehr lesen

War Colliding With Recession Risks Leave Energy Markets on Uncertain Path

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, along with governments’ reactions to that, might mean that prices rise. Or they could fall on fears of a global economic slowdown.  » mehr lesen

I’m Young. Should I Care About Social Security?

One reason: You pay for it. And, despite what many Americans believe, it’s “definitely a misconception” that it will run out before you retire, experts say.  » mehr lesen

The Social Security COLA Increase Will Ease the Sting of Inflation

The cost-of-living adjustment will be 8.7 percent next year, bringing relief to retirees and others who rely largely on the payments.  » mehr lesen

Twitter and TikTok Lead in Amplifying Misinformation, Report Finds

A new analysis found that algorithms and some features of social media sites help false posts go viral.  » mehr lesen

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