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Senate Control Will Likely Come Down to Just Two States: The Kiplinger Letter

Montana and Ohio may hold the key to control in the Senate as the Democrats angle for control.

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Videoconferencing Platforms Get an AI Boost: The Kiplinger Letter

Emerging AI tools give videoconferencing platforms like Microsoft Teams and Zoom the ability to add a virtual assistant to every online meeting.

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Semiconductor Sales Will Bounce Back Next Year: The Kiplinger Letter

Global semiconductor sales will rebound in 2024 driven by a frenzy of innovation.

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The GOP Field of Presidential Candidates Is Shrinking Fast: The Kiplinger Letter

Only five GOP candidates remain in the fight for the White House, as those struggling in the polls put their campaigns on hold.

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U.S. Natural Gas Prices Are Down, Supplies Are Up: The Kiplinger Letter

U.S. natural gas prices are down from last year, while production and exports keep hitting new highs.

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Tesla's Cybertruck Unlikely to Win Over Traditional Buyers: The Kiplinger Letter

Despite the buzz over Tesla's foray into the electric truck market, its Cybertruck suffers from shortcomings that will put off many buyers.

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Move Over Biden, Congress' Approval Rating is Just 13%: The Kiplinger Letter

According to a recent Gallup poll, Congress’ approval rating is the lowest since 2017.

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As Mortgage Rates Rise, Renting Is Now Cheaper Than Buying for Many: The Kiplinger Letter

A jump in mortgage rates has caused housing affordability to slump and priced many first-time home buyers out of the market.

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As Cable Companies Move into Mobile, Customers Benefit: The Kiplinger Letter

The new cable bundle — home internet and mobile — is gaining steam. And the competition means good news for consumers.

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Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) Sector Faces Financial and Regulatory Challenges: The Kiplinger Letter

BNPL companies are facing the challenges of high costs, tightening financial conditions and regulatory scrutiny.

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Speaker Mike Johnson’s Honeymoon is Over: The Kiplinger Letter

House Republicans remain divided on key initiatives.

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New Voice Cloning Scam Has Regulators Scrambling for Solutions: The Kiplinger Letter

As fraudsters add voice cloning technology to their arsenal of deception, regulators are playing catch-up.

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FDA Approves Zepbound, the Latest Weight-Loss Drug: The Kiplinger Letter

Eli Lily’s Zepbound will undercut its rivals’ pricing but still costs over $1,000 a month.

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Biden’s Reelection May Be at Risk: The Kiplinger Letter

Biden's weakness in polls and potential impeachment may mean darker days ahead for the Dems.

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More Signs of Belt-Tightening and a Slowing Economy: The Kiplinger Letter

Although fewer banks are tightening lending standards, more businesses and households are feeling the squeeze.

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Small Businesses Hit Extra Hard by Rising Interest Rates: The Kiplinger Letter

On average, small business owners are paying interest rates in the range of 9.1%, per the NFIB.

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Increasingly, Red States Embrace Marijuana: The Kiplinger Letter

Ohio becomes the 24th state to legalize marijuana for recreational use via a voter referendum.

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The Recent Uptick In Global Trade Won’t Last: The Kiplinger Letter

Global trade continues to fall as economic growth around the world cools.

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Consumers Have $1 Trillion More Savings Post-Pandemic: The Kiplinger Letter

GDP data show Americans have more savings than they did pre-pandemic.

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After Weeks Without a Speaker, Congress Finally Returns to Legislating: The Kiplinger Letter

Major disagreements between and within Congress make it hard to reach compromises as Congress gets back to business

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Once-Booming Gun Sales Have Slumped: The Kiplinger Letter

Since 2022, FBI background checks, a close proxy for gun purchases, have slumped.

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Biden Cracks Down on Child Labor: The Kiplinger Letter

The White House has announced steps to combat exploitative child labor in the U.S., which reached a two-decade high in 2023.

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Democrats and Republicans Sidestep Tensions In Their Parties: The Kiplinger Letter

The country may be stuck with a closely divided House and a closely divided Senate for the foreseeable future.

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The Battle for Net Neutrality Rules Rages On: The Kiplinger Letter

Advocates remain hopeful new net neutrality rules will survive, while the telecom industry and business groups seek to prevent FCC action.

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Autonomous Trucks Are Coming to a Road Near You: The Kiplinger Letter

What does the rollout of autonomous trucks and cars mean for the commercial sector?

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