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A new report suggests many investors, especially younger ones, are overconfident in their abilities. That behavioral bias may lead to loss or too much risk.

Amid national security concerns involving the social media app TikTok, Pennsylvania Treasurer Stacy Garrity announced on Thursday she has banned its use on Treasury-owned phones and computers. This comes at a time when Congress is considering a similar ban of the video-sharing app on all federal government devices and possibly,

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The human brain evolved with a strong bias against loss to aid in survival. In the modern era, that loss aversion can be a hindrance for investors.

The human brain evolved with a strong bias against loss to aid in survival. In the modern era, that loss aversion can be a hindrance for investors.

10 things to do in Boston this weekend, November 17-20, 2022, including The Art of the Brick exhibit. Read more on Boston.com.

BU Today’s suggestions of how to spend the weekend of November 17 to 20, 2022.

Politics are personal. So is investing. But the two shouldn’t mix if you’re investing for the long term. Yes, the stock market doesn’t like uncertainty. The day after this week’s midterm elections, with so many races still not settled, the benchmark S&P 500 index shed 2.1%. The Dow Jones industrial average and tech-heavy Nasdaq also […]

Which parties control the House and Senate still has not been decided. But there are some lessons investors can take away from this week’s midterm elections.

Which parties control the House and Senate still has not been decided. But there are some lessons investors can take away from this week’s midterm elections.