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How to Get Heart Patients to Take Their Pills? Give Them Just One.

Patients given a combination “polypill” after a heart attack were more likely to stick to their regimens, researchers reported.  » mehr lesen

U.S. income growth slowed in July, and consumer spending barely grew.

Personal income, after taxes, rose 0.2 percent, the Commerce Department said. A drop in gasoline prices offered relief.  » mehr lesen

What to Do if Market Drops Took a Bite Out of Your College Savings

As the stock and bond markets have wobbled, 529 plans have taken a tumble. There’s no one-size-fits-all answer, but you have options.  » mehr lesen

The Fed’s Jackson Hole Summit Has Delivered Plenty of Misses over the Years

The Federal Reserve chairman, Jay Powell, is expected to discuss inflation, interest rates and growth in his annual address from the economic symposium on Friday.  » mehr lesen

Steven Hoffenberg, Debt Baron Who Ran a Vast Fraud, Dies at 77

A onetime business associate of Jeffrey Epstein who briefly controlled The New York Post, he spent 18 years in prison for a $460 million Ponzi scheme.  » mehr lesen

Jerome Powell Warns That the War on Inflation May Be Painful

The Federal Reserve chair pledged to resolutely fight rapid price increases, arguing the bigger mistake would be allowing price increases to become entrenched.  » mehr lesen

Lessons From a Cannabis Farmer

Rainforest music, Willie Nelson, subterranean greenhouses: A cannabis farmer shares trade secrets.  » mehr lesen

How the U.K. Energy Price Cap Works

A U.K. regulator determines how much utilities can charge customers. The latest increase is almost entirely because of higher wholesale energy costs.  » mehr lesen

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