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Amazon manager who stole $10 million from the company sentenced to 16 years

I live in my late father’s home. He left it to me and my two siblings, but my late brother’s wife wants me to sell it. Can she force me?

Cocaine’s in White House — and it’s also rising everywhere else in the the U.S.

SoftBank’s View avoids SEC fine, but is still running low on cash. How it went from investor darling to SPAC disaster.

‘I’ve been here for five years!’ And other things not to say when you ask your boss for a pay raise

Biden’s new student-loan-forgiveness strategy has borrowers confused, frustrated

It’s faster, more powerful, sleek and sculpted: It’s the 2023 Toyota Prius, transformed

Face it, the 3% mortgage rate is not coming back

10 top used sedan models for a $20K budget

The economy’s doomsday clock has been reset

What to know before you book a flight on one of those low-cost international airlines

An empty vault: Silver dealer ordered to pay $146 million in case of 500,000 missing coins

Los Angeles hotel workers strike: Companies, union remain far apart

The economy didn’t crater in the first half of 2023 — and that means Wall Street was very wrong

Zillow: LGBTQ+ home buyers pay a premium in cities and states with anti-discrimination laws

These fully remote jobs pay over $100,000 a year — but there are a couple of caveats

I’m planning to move my family from New Jersey to the South. What decision comes first — the school district or the house?

What not to buy on Amazon Prime Day — and why discounts may be even bigger this year

The new 2023 Honda Pilot is bigger, more powerful and now has a rugged off-road model, too

The unfortunate relationship between a rise in traffic deaths and your wallet

7 must-have safety features for your next car

How to avoid costly mistakes when shopping on social media

Singapore is the most expensive city for a life of luxury, according to a new ranking. 2 US cities make the top 10.

If you’re hoping interest rates will fall anytime soon, you’re out of luck, says $1.8 trillion financial titan