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I'm retiring and plan to keep two years' worth of living expenses in cash and invest the rest of my retirement savings in stocks. The idea is that I'll be able to earn stocks' high long-term returns and not have to worry about selling stocks at a loss in a bear market since no bear market lasts more than two years. Do you think this is a good plan?--K.L.

Hours after Steve Jobs resigned as the CEO of Apple, his successor Tim Cook sent an email to reassure employees about the company's future.

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Japanese police have arrested a driver who they say struck and killed a woman while he was playing Pokemon Go.

Apple's co-founder has a warning for the company: Keep the headphone jack.

The Indian government is investigating the leak of more than 22,000 pages of documents that reveal secret data about its new high-tech fleet of submarines.

Rio has handed over the Olympic flag to Tokyo, but Japan has a tough job on its hands to make an economic success of the 2020 Games.

One year ago today investors panicked and the Dow dropped nearly 1,100 points right after the opening bell.

Billionaire Richard Branson and Britain's Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn have released dueling images about the crowded conditions on Branson's Virgin Trains.

Do you remember where you were the morning of August 24, 2015 -- when the Dow dropped nearly 1,100 points shortly after the opening bell?

This week's lawsuit by Andrea Tantaros against Fox News depicts the network's public relations department as a dirty tricks operation, one that will stop at almost nothing to smear enemies, including Fox employees.

Nobel prize winning economist Joseph Stiglitz says it's "absolutely wrong" for the U.S. to pass the trade deal known as the Trans-Pacific Partnership.

The United States currently has a massive cheese stockpile. And Uncle Sam is stepping in to help buy up the excess.

TV viewing has increasingly become a distracted, two-screen experience, but it turns out there is a way to demand the audience's undivided attention. The trick: making people not just watch, but read.

Staking its future on video, BuzzFeed has announced that it will split into two units: a new, video-focused BuzzFeed Entertainment Group and BuzzFeed News.

Tesla's cars are now among the fastest on Earth.

Students who hold jobs at private colleges are now allowed to unionize.

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The annual deficit has been on a downward trajectory since 2009. But that streak could end this year.

Twitter continues to be a breeding ground for people to hurl racist, ugly comments at strangers.