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Things aren't looking great for China's economy, and it may get worse
Latest IMF projections predict China?s GDP growth to slow to 5.8% by 2020.

This Medicare open enrollment mistake could be costly
One retiree will spend 40 to 50 hours looking for the right Medicare plan.

Inside Ken Fisher's private kingdom, where hardball culture reels in billions
The cold calls go out, hundreds a day, from a dank basement in the redwood hills south of San Francisco.

What it's really like to retire in an RV
Do your retirement plans include driving cross-country in your RV? If so, have you considered going all-in on RV living, leaving behind a standard address and all its annoying commitments? Here are some factors to take into consideration before you do, based on feedback from RVers already living on the road year-round.

'Go back to work': Outcry over deaths on Amazon's warehouse floor
Billy Foister died last month after a heart attack at work. The incident was just one in a series of recent accidents and fatalities

7 changes coming to Social Security in 2020
From what beneficiaries will be paid to what workers could owe in payroll tax, big changes are on the way for America's top social program.

Child asks why there are no female toy soldiers. Now, there will be
Since their debut in the 1930s, toy soldiers have, at their core, hardly changed. They stand two to three inches tall. They are made of plastic. They carry lethal weapons. And they have been, almost without exception, male. But that is set to change, thanks in part to an indignant 6-year-old from Little Rock, Ark., named Vivian Lord. Next year, one toy company will, for the first time, release toy soldiers depicting women in combat roles in the...