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" We’re not, you know, in some defensive posture where we’re mostly in cash, or anything like that..."

...the Credit Suisse levy would be "targeted on people... that measure their cash balances in millions."

the ranking member of the US Senate Finance Committee wants to radically overhaul the tax code in a way never before seen... if you own just about anything, this Senator wants you to start paying an annual tithe to the federal government.

And the hits keep coming for the 'trillionaire-to-be' CEO of WeWork

With the WeWork IPO effectively finished, will SoftBank be next?

On the heels of tumbling mortgage rates, existing home sales jumped 1.3% MoM in August (notably better than the expected 0.7% drop) pushing the annual rise to +2.6% - the biggest rise in sales since May 2017.

"For those people struggling with their finances, the last thing they need is a higher rate on their plastic."

... the “whole thing is a car wreck. It’s a dumpster fire.”

Sui, 48, paid Singer $400,000 to have her son admitted to UCLA as a recruited soccer player, despite that the boy had not played the sport competitively.

Multifamily dominated the outsized gains:

Musk hired a $50K private investigator to dig up dirt on Vern "Pedo Guy" Unsworth after his criticism of Elon's cave rescue solution.

"An incentive like this does have to have a wow factor." 

All those hooked on vaping will now move to traditional cigarettes. Well played government and big tobacco.

Because of the “bloodbath” ongoing in the trucking industry right now, it’s important to realize just how much Americans are dependent on trucking...

“Share your anonymous info so we can all get paid more together...”

Australia gave "cash back" in July to those making up to $126,000. The move failed to inspire consumer confidence...

...poverty has now fallen for the fourth consecutive year, thanks to the healthy state of the economy and it has hit pre-recession lows.

It's one of the strangest stories we've seen lately...

"The headwinds for retail are gaining hurricane force."

...lower prices will be good for those who have prepared for them.