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- Top Ten: Weekend reads: How to be safe, with or without a face maskAlso, the extra $600 a week, retirement destinations and how to invest for the long term.
- Economic Preview: Just when it seemed safe to go back to restaurants a new coronavirus outbreak threatens U.S. jobs recoveryThe U.S. got some great news with the rehiring of 4.9 million people in June, but the two steps forward the economy took in May and June could be followed by one step back in July. The problem?
- NerdWallet: How to save money in tough times: 6 do’s and don’tsYou may benefit from these saving strategies now or later in life.
- U.S. new coronavirus cases hit all-time high of 57,497 — as COVID-19 surges in Florida, Arizona, California and TexasNew cases are up 43% in Florida over the past week, up 35% in Texas, and up 20% in California over the same period.
- Key Words: Fauci says that in his 40 years of dealing with viral outbreaks, he’s never seen anything like COVID-19Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases was speaking at a House hearing on the Trump administration's response to the pandemic.
- Key Words: Fauci says Americans must do 3 things to win the battle against COVID-19‘Now we’re seeing the consequence of community spread,’ said Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.
- NewsWatch: Forget earnings season. What’s the rest of 2020 going to look like?There will be very little useful guidance from U.S. corporations in the earnings reporting season starting mid-July on what the rest of 2020 will look like for the stock market and analysts are very divided on the outlook
- Outside the Box: Do these simple things to turn your retirement savings into big moneyYou do have some control over your financial future
- Outside the Box: Day trading stocks is a guaranteed slaughter. So why do it?Serious stock investors are in it for the long haul
- FA Center: Here are your odds the stock market will be higher on Dec. 31There’s a 2-out-of-3 chance U.S. stocks will climb over the next 6 months — which is right about average, notes Mark Hulbert.
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