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We often hear about how gratitude journals are a great way to track what we're grateful for, but "pain journals" may lead us to happiness, too.

"Some of the corporates got higher quality than the U.S. government [bonds] right now," JPMorgan's Bryon Lake told CNBC's "ETF Edge" this week.

Even given higher costs, "college provides just an unbelievable opportunity," experts say. Here's how to talk through the higher ed decision with your kids.

Here are three major developments to watch in the week ahead.

Most bosses are not very good at telling workers the truth when it's time for professional feedback, according to former Google executive Kim Scott.

Power outages due to extreme weather are becoming familiar to more Americans. That means it may be a good time to consider a home backup power storage system.

Inflation is headed lower in terms of its annual pace but is still far higher than most people can stand.

Debt Collective co-founder Astra Taylor's new book explores why people feel so insecure these days, regardless of their economic standing.

Novavax's Covid shot is arriving nearly three weeks after new jabs from Pfizer and Moderna reached Americans — but analysts aren't worried about that delay. 

The Sunday vote by roughly 3,900 UAW members at Mack Trucks could test the willingness of workers to ratify a deal that falls short of expectations.

Sam Bankman-Fried's criminal trial heated up on Thursday as former friends and allies took the witness stand

The U.K.'s Information Commissioner's Office has issued a preliminary enforcement notice against Snap over its generative AI chatbot.

CNBC's Jim Cramer on Friday told investors what to focus on going into the week ahead which will see the beginning of earnings season.

The ongoing trial is dealing with a $250 million lawsuit against Trump, the Trump Organization, his two adult sons and top company executives.

Amazon's massive third-party seller base anxiously anticipated the Federal Trade Commission's antitrust complaint, which was years in the making.

Former U.S. Army sergeant Joseph Daniel Schmidt is charged with two felonies for allegedly offering secret U.S. intelligence information to China, the DOJ said.

The U.S. unemployment rate held steady in September but ticked down among Hispanic workers, data from the U.S. Department of Labor revealed Friday.

Amazon's first pair of prototypes for its Project Kuiper satellite internet system launched on Friday.

Jailed activist Narges Mohammadi won the prize for her "fight to promote human rights and freedom for all," the awards committee said.

U.S. Treasury yields rose on Friday as investors parsed the all-important jobs report.