Here's why stocks have tanked in August and what Wall Street expects to happen next

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3 reasons why the stock market still has room to run higher, according to Goldman Sachs

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Tupperware might just be the latest meme stock after its shares tripled in a week

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Tupperware has debt of $700 million.

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Americans haven't felt this good about the economy in 2 years

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I'm 26 years old, making $90,000 a year. Here's how I budget my money to afford to live in San Francisco and enjoy monthly manicures and $22 kebab orders.

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A lawyer's license was suspended after he tried to sue his 'sugar baby' for $166 million

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"Sugar babies" can meet "sugar daddies" on Seeking Arrangement.

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The IRS is hiring special agents prepared to use 'deadly force' if needed and is paying up to $95,000

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Internal Revenue Service is hiring armed special agents.

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Experts from the World Resources Institute and Climate Policy Radar discuss biodiversity and climate change.

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Wall Street warns the banking turmoil is coming for the commercial real estate sector

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Good morning, readers. I'm Phil Rosen, reporting from New York City. 

The bank turmoil we saw in March feels like some time ago, but top strategists are warning that more consequences are still ahead. 

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Russia's economy is hurting - and a new wave of EU sanctions aimed at crippling its 'war machine' are coming. Here are 6 key developments in the past week.

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Russian President Vladimir Putin.

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