Jarin Noshin

As boomers hit "peak 65," but delaying claims until 70 maximizes benefits and requires proactive planning for a secure retirement.

Rising mortgage rates are dampening homebuyer activity and refinancing opportunities, with affordability concerns clouding the housing market outlook.

Stocks plummeted by more than 500 points as inflation data surpassed expectations, spurring concerns over Federal Reserve rate cuts.

CDC may soon allow Covid-19 patients to stop isolation after 24 hours fever-free and improving symptoms.

Gig workers in the US, Canada and UK plan Valentine's Day strikes demanding fair pay and improved conditions amid declining earnings and rising living costs.

IRS notes a 29% drop in average tax refunds for 2024, citing factors like refund delays and inflation adjustments.

Apple's Vision Pro headset transforms sports viewing with advanced AR tech, as major leagues develop apps for immersive experiences.

Israel's rejection of Hamas' ceasefire proposal and its commitment to continue attacks in Rafah influenced last week's rise in oil prices.

Nikki Haley's strong condemnation of Trump's disparaging NATO remarks highlights a growing divide within the Republican party.

Major U.S. retail banks experienced a significant decline in overdraft revenue last year, signaling a shift towards more consumer-friendly practices.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman seeks trillions in investments to revolutionize the semiconductor industry, responding to the Google's recent AI rebranding.

The Supreme Court is in session, tackling a pivotal case about whether Donald Trump's actions disqualify him from the 2024 ballot in Colorado and beyond.

FCC bans AI-generated robocalls to protect consumers from scams and misinformation, emphasizing its commitment to safeguarding telecommunications integrity.

Google's rebranding of its AI chatbot Bard to Gemini signifies a bold move in the pursuit of revolutionizing user experiences.

CVS Health reports strong revenue but slashes full-year profit outlook due to surging medical costs.

U.S. spirits maintained market dominance in 2023, outperforming beer, driven by rising demand for cocktails and robust sales in tequila and American whiskey.

NYCB shares plummet amid concerns over real estate assets, while a new chairman takes the helm.

The former CEO of WeWork is leading a bid to acquire the company out of bankruptcy, with backing from investors like Third Point.

A federal appeals court rejects former President Donald Trump's claim of presidential immunity in a criminal case to overturn the 2020 election results.

Oil prices climbed due to geopolitical tensions stemming from ongoing efforts to negotiate a Gaza truce and U.S. actions against Middle Eastern militants.

Mortgage rates underwent substantial fluctuations since the summer, briefly hitting a 20-year high of 8% in October before experiencing a huge drop.

Warren Buffett's unconventional $75 billion investment in Berkshire Hathaway shares over five years has significantly increased shareholder value.

Tech giants, including Meta, Alphabet, and Amazon, report a significant rebound in digital advertising after concerns of a downturn a year ago.

States across the U.S. are leading a groundbreaking effort to cancel medical debt, prompting a national conversation on the future of healthcare finance.

The U.S. economy opened 2024 with a robust labor market, adding 353,000 jobs in January and maintaining a 3.7% unemployment rate.

This dip adds to concerns following New York Community Bancorp reporting challenges in its commercial real estate (CRE) portfolio, raising apprehensions about the industry's overall health.

The U.S. Department of Defense's expanded list, while not imposing immediate bans, carries reputational risks for listed Chinese companies, aligning with the strategy to limit American tech contributions to China's military and cautioning U.S. entities about associated risks.

The U.S. Department of Education declared that the rollout of the revamped Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) has encountered problems, causing postponement in colleges receiving applicant information

The U.S. Department of State has raised travel advisory levels for two popular vacation destinations -- The Bahamas and Jamaica.