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Ignore the snobbery and get into blended whisky

Single malt prices soar, but scotch should be fun and affordable

What is Rule 523 in bankruptcy?

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What are today's mortgage interest rates: January 23, 2026?

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In an affordability crunch, Gen Z adults are leaning on their parents for financial help

More young adults are leaning on their parents for financial support, but that comes with risks that families should consider, a top advisor says.

15 fields where fully remote work is growing fastest, according to a new report

New data from FlexJobs shows the 15 fields seeing the fastest growth in remote work. Each showed at least a 19% jump in fully remote job postings in 2025.

Jim Cramer's top 10 things to watch in the stock market Friday

Stocks pointed to a lower open after the major U.S. averages posted back-to-back gains.

Young will suffer most when AI ‘tsunami’ hits jobs, says head of IMF

Kristalina Georgieva says research suggests 60% of jobs in advanced economies will be affected, with many entry-level roles wiped out

JPMorgan upgrades consumer goods stock on confidence in second-half acceleration

JPMorgan sees shares of Procter & Gamble rising 11% from current levels.

How a smaller IRS, budget cuts may impact 2026 tax filing: 'Buckle your seatbelts,' one expert says

IRS staffing and budget cuts could impact the 2026 tax filing season. Here's what taxpayers need to know.

Trump sues JPMorgan, Intel's soft guidance, TikTok's joint venture and more in Morning Squawk

Here are five key things investors need to know to start the trading day.

Shares of CSG, one of the world’s fastest-growing defense firms, jump 31% on debut

Shares of Czech-based defense firm Czechoslovak Group (CSG) soared over 31% on its stock market debut on Friday.

Wall Street braced for a private credit meltdown. The risk of one is rising

Private credit is expected to grow from $3.4 trillion in 2025 to an estimated $4.9 trillion by 2029. Wall Street is starting to raise alarms about the risks.