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What’s News in Markets: Beauty Spots, Bright Jeans, Disney Battle

Episode 1782

Which beauty stock lost its glamor? And why is Levi’s betting on baggier jeans? Plus, what did Nelson Peltz and Trian Partners win after losing the D…

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Why More Gen Z Workers Are Pursuing Skilled Trade Jobs

Episode 1781

Young people, turned off by the job prospects for college graduates, are enrolling in vocational training programs and forgoing the higher-education …

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Think You’re Indispensable at Work? Think Again

Episode 1780

Many workers who have built up knowledge and skills to the point of feeling indispensable have discovered they are more at risk of facing job cuts. W…

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Money Is Tight, but Americans Are Still Revenge Spending

Episode 1779

Economists have expected consumers to pull back on excess spending as prices of basics such as food remain stubbornly high. WSJ “CFO Journal” reporte…

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Why Interest on CDs Can Drop to Near Zero

Episode 1778

Some customers were surprised to see the high-yield interest rate on their CDs have fallen to a much lower rate than when they opened their accounts.…

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Many 2024 Tax Refunds Are Being Used to Pay Down Debt

Episode 1777

The IRS said the average tax refund through March is about $3,200. WSJ’s Katherine Hamilton joins host J.R. Whalen to discuss how many Americans are …

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What’s News in Markets: DJT Trade, McKrispy Deal, Aviation Turbulence

Episode 1776

What was early trading like after Donald Trump’s Truth Social entered the public markets? And is selling Krispy Kreme doughnuts at McDonald’s restaur…

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People Are Working Fewer Friday Hours, but Work Is Still Getting Done

Episode 1775

Friday has retained its pandemic-era benefit for many people as a half-work, half-leisure hybrid . WSJ’s Vanessa Fuhrmans joins host J.R. Whalen to d…

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Hospitals Are Adding ‘Facility’ Fees for Routine Care

Episode 1774

Many hospitals are charging hundreds of dollars in fees for routine care. Wall Street Journal reporter Melanie Evans joins host J.R. Whalen to discus…

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How Single Women Are Spending Their Time and Money in Retirement

Episode 1773

Planning for retirement can be more complex for single women compared to those living with a spouse or partner. Reporter Anne Tergesen joins host J.R…

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