Private Finance Day by day: Fauci urges Individuals to cool down this fall and winter, and redesigned neighborhoods are extra liable to COVID-19

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Fauci tells the Americans to "squat" this fall and winter: "It won't be easy"

Coronavirus cases remain "unacceptably high" as schools and restaurants reopen and flu season approaches

My fiancé wants me to quit my comfortable six figure job to work for his landscaping company. Should I ask him to pay me a salary?

"Is it fair that I ask for a salary or just help him grow the business if he keeps paying for everything?"

Two teachers face a difficult choice: one welcomes "normality" while another feels "anger". COVID-19 has radically changed the way you feel about school

Schools have many different plans and teachers have different views on whether or not to return to class.

This is how homeowners and new buyers take advantage of record-low mortgage rates

Millennials are fueling the buyers market while Gen Xers are looking for refinancing, writes Sanjiv Das.

"The pandemic should be a wake-up call." Proven neighborhoods are more prone to COVID-19

People who live in historically redesigned neighborhoods are more likely to suffer from chronic diseases that can lead to poorer outcomes from COVID-19.

Trump announces a deal that would normalize Israel-Bahrain relations

Bahrain is the youngest Arab nation to agree to normalize relations with Israel as part of a broader diplomatic push by President Donald Trump and his administration to fully integrate the Jewish state into the Middle East.

TikTok saved my business: The candy retailer is gaining fame on the internet as COVID-19 enforces a pivotal point

TikTok videos helped Candy Me Up keep going after the pandemic hit the catering business.

Try this vermouth for your next quarantine.

Noilly Prat, a French favorite, is back in style.

The weekend is: search for a “utopia” for retirement

Joe Biden's 401 (k) plan and investments in electric cars – beyond Tesla.

According to the CDC report, people who tested positive for COVID-19 were twice as likely to have recently eaten at a restaurant

Indoor dining is returning to NYC – so maybe you should think twice.

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The UK trade deal with Japan is more of a moral boost than a defining moment for the UK economy

The UK and Japan announced on Friday that they had reached an agreement on a trade deal, boosting UK hopes for similar deals.

The COVID-19 pandemic is about to enter its most treacherous phase

The assumption that we are through the worst of the pandemic could be dangerously wrong. Indeed, the more dangerous phase of the crisis could actually come this fall.

The west is on fire, the coasts are threatened and Trump and Biden are too quiet about climate change, analysts say

Hot and dry conditions aggravate deadly fires in the western US and again raise alarms about the effects of climate change on natural disasters – except apparently from presidential opponents Donald Trump and Joe Biden.

Trump can beat Biden, the analyst says – watch out for a "big third quarter GDP number," a strong initial debate

While betting markets and polls among swing states suggest that Democratic challenger Joe Biden will claim a win on November 3rd, one analyst envisions President Donald Trump going for a surprise victory like he did in 2016.

The U.S. annual budget deficit surpasses $ 3 trillion for the first time since coronavirus relief

The US budget deficit rose by $ 200 billion in August, putting the total gap for the current fiscal year at a record $ 3 trillion. This reflects a massive surge in government spending to keep the economy alive during the coronavirus pandemic.