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Wes Moss is a Certified Financial Planner practitioner and the author of "What the Happiest Retirees Know."

Have you heard the one about the CEO who wanted to buy the url for his company, found out it was taken, and added a few o's to save a few million?

Berkshire Hathaway bought $1.6 billion of United Health stock in Q2. Inflation may be ticking higher after all.

Restaurants are starting to see a drop in traffic and pressure from higher commodity prices and labor costs. So, it's no surprise restaurant stocks are down big this year, but the size of the drop in names like Cava and Chipotle are shocking.

On this "Motley Fool Money," analysts Emily Flippen and Nick Sciple discuss the reemergence of sin stocks and whether today's market is building lasting moats for these controversial businesses or simply pulling forward returns.

There are some stunningly large data points pulling the market in different directions.

Having a stock you own get acquired at a premium feels good at first, but what about the long-term gains that will be left behind when your chips are off the table?

Martin Reeves is a business strategist, advisor, and author of several books, including Your Strategy Needs a Strategy, The Imagination Machine, and his most recent, Like: The Button That Changed the World.

For more than a decade, financial advisor and author Wes Moss has surveyed people near and in retirement.

Motley Fool Money checks in on some stock market news.

The NFL and Disney have tied themselves more closely together with the NFL getting 10% of ESPN in exchange for the NFL Network, RedZone distribution rights, and more assets. Will it make Disney a winner in streaming?

How can investors separate the signal from the noise?

Does a mixed bag of economic data forecast a good future for businesses that depend on consumer spending?

From overvalued stocks to outsize returns, some capital compounders keep breaking the mold.

We talk about Tesla, Chipotle, Alphabet, ServiceNow, IBM, and more, including Figma.

A surge in private market investment has investors wondering: Is it time to bet bigger on biotech?

Author Andy Hoffman helps us think about the role of business.

529 plans aren't just for college anymore.

Have you started thinking yet about when you'll start taking Social Security?

The Federal Reserve holds rates steady for now, but an ever-evolving trade and tariff picture raises questions about for how long. Also, Meta Platforms and Microsoft earnings suggest no slowdown in AI spending.