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Oil Is Falling, but Bond Yields Aren't Following

The long-standing link between oil prices and Treasury yields has broken down, a sign that inflation worries are spreading beyond the energy shock. Here is what that means for borrowers and markets.

Markets·Nov 12, 2026

Oil Is Falling, but Bond Yields Aren't Following

Medicare for More: Bill Would Open the Program at Age 50

A new bill would lower the Medicare eligibility age from 65 to 50, extending coverage to about 60 million additional adults. It is a narrower idea than "Medicare for All," but it would reach a group that often struggles to find affordable insurance.

Health Policy·Nov 12, 2026

Medicare for More: Bill Would Open the Program at Age 50

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A $95,000 Roof Deck at 63: Smart Splurge or Money Trap?

A 63-year-old with a $2.3 million net worth and one 15-year mortgage asks whether a $95,000 roof deck on a $500,000 home is extravagant. The short answer depends less on affordability than on how the money is meant to be used.

Personal Finance·Nov 12, 2026

A $95,000 Roof Deck at 63: Smart Splurge or Money Trap?

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Chip Stocks Rally as CoreWeave Eases Debt Fears

Micron and other AI-linked chip stocks climbed after CoreWeave pointed to better AI economics and pledged more financial discipline around future borrowing. The reassurance eased worries about how heavily the AI buildout is being financed.

Markets·Nov 11, 2026

Chip Stocks Rally as CoreWeave Eases Debt Fears

Keep Jensen Huang at Nvidia, but Retire the One-Man Show

Nvidia's CEO is too central to the company to lose, but a business this size should not depend on one person. Stronger governance and a real succession plan would protect the company without shrinking Huang's role.

Governance·Nov 11, 2026

Keep Jensen Huang at Nvidia, but Retire the One-Man Show

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Is a $95,000 Roof Deck at 63 Worth the Money?

A 63-year-old with a $2.3 million net worth asks whether a $95,000 roof deck makes sense on a $500,000 home. Planners say the real question is what the money could do elsewhere and how the deck fits the rest of retirement.

Personal Finance·Nov 11, 2026

Is a $95,000 Roof Deck at 63 Worth the Money?

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