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As Home Sale Prices Surge, a Tax Bill May Follow

Single sellers can exclude $250,000 from their taxable profit and married sellers $500,000. The amounts haven’t changed in 25 years.  » mehr lesen

French Retailer Still in Russia Angers Its Ukraine Workers

The destruction of a Leroy Merlin store in Kyiv by a Russian missile underscores the conflicting interests facing companies that continue to do business in Russia.  » mehr lesen

F.D.A. Rushed a Drug for Preterm Births. Did It Put Speed Over Science?

The agency’s accelerated approval program for certain drugs has come under intense scrutiny because some medicines stay on the market despite limited evidence that they work.  » mehr lesen

Germany says it is moving quickly to cut the cord on Russian energy.

“Every supply contract that is terminated hurts Putin,” said the country’s vice chancellor and economic minister.  » mehr lesen

Instacart Cuts Its Valuation by 38 Percent, Citing ‘Turbulence’

Despite the company’s fast growth during the pandemic, the market for technology stocks appears to have cooled.  » mehr lesen

Germany says it is moving quickly to cut the cord on Russian energy.

“Every supply contract that is terminated hurts Putin,” said the country’s vice chancellor and economic minister.  » mehr lesen

Bond Market Unsettled by Inflation Worries

The usually sedate bond market has been unsettled by worries about inflation, the Federal Reserve’s interest rate increases and even the possibility of a recession.  » mehr lesen

Tax Troubles for Some Investors in Vanguard’s Target Date Funds 

Retirement investments that are fine in tax-sheltered accounts can generate big headaches without that protection. Vanguard’s target date funds are a case in point.  » mehr lesen

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