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In the United States, adults aged 65 and over represent the largest segment of homeowners. This demographic has traditionally prioritized homeownership as part of their financial security. However, a growing proportion of older adults—over 7 million—have transitioned to renting rather than owning their homes, according to insights gathered by the Joint Center for Housing Studies
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In a strategic move aimed at enhancing consumer subscription management, Mastercard recently announced its agreement to acquire Minna Technologies, a Sweden-based software company specializing in subscription management tools. This initiative reflects a broader trend among traditional financial institutions like Mastercard and its competitor Visa as they seek to diversify their portfolios beyond conventional credit and
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In today’s evolving job market, the perception of education and career readiness is undergoing a significant transformation. For many young individuals like Angela Ramirez-Riojas, traditional higher education paths, such as four-year colleges, are becoming secondary to more immediate, practical options that lead directly to employment. At 18, Ramirez-Riojas embodies a growing trend among students who
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A significant legal clash has erupted between golfer Tiger Woods’ apparel line, Sun Day Red, and Tigeraire, a competitor specializing in athletic cooling products. The conflict centers around branding and trademark accusations. In a move that has caught the attention of sports and business observers, Tigeraire has lodged an opposition against Sun Day Red’s use
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Recent events, notably Hurricane Helene, have underscored the growing concern over climate risks in real estate. Rising insured losses for Hurricane Helene have been estimated at over $6 billion, with uninsured losses likely far exceeding this figure. The reality is that many homeowners in locations severely affected by the storm, particularly in North Carolina, lack
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