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- Help Me Retire: I’m 64, single, considering retirement after fighting cancer — I have $1.6 million. Should I retire?Have a question about your retirement, including where to live? Email us at HelpMeRetire@MarketWatch.com
- : Pfizer vaccine can reduce transmission after 1 dose, new study findsA single dose of the COVID-19 vaccine made by Pfizer and BioNTech reduces infections and lowers the risk of transmission, according to a new study.
- The Conversation: Can I still get COVID-19 even after I’m vaccinated?The emergence of new variants means vaccinated people may still shed and spread the coronavirus to other people, vaccinated or otherwise.
- The Conversation: How does the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine compare with the Pfizer and Moderna shots?Can I choose which one I get?
- : FDA authorizes the first single-dose COVID-19 vaccineThe Food and Drug Administration on Saturday granted emergency authorization to Johnson & Johnson's COVID-19 vaccine, making it the third vaccine to become available to Americans during the pandemic and the first to only require one dose.
- Outside the Box: Small businesses benefit when wages riseAn increase in the minimum wage would increase consumer spending—and business revenue- by billions of dollars.
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- What's Worth Streaming: What’s worth streaming in March 2021: It’s time to watch some dumb but fun stuff'Zach Snyder's Justice League,' 'Godzilla vs. Kong' and 'Falcon and Winter Soldier' bring punches and explosions, and that's OK
- Deep Dive: This stock fund may be for you if you want to sleep well at night and still make moneyJordan Kahn of ACM Funds explains his long/short strategy that has outperformed the S&P 500 through the COVID-19 pandemic.
- NewsWatch: As rising Treasury yields spook stock investors, March looms like a lionAfter a frenetic February, investors are probably hoping that March holds true to its proverb: In like a lion out like a lamb.
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