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	Business Daily update ⋅ January 9, 2022
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	CNBC How to make sure you won't outlive your retirement savings CNBC Before you retire · 1. Work toward saving 15% of your income for retirement each year · 2. Invest your money in tax-advantaged accounts · 3. Pay attention to how much of your paycheck gets contributed to your 401(k) · 4. Build up a cash reserve · 5. Figure out ... Flag as irrelevant
	Chase News & Stories Will a new year bring new concerns for investors? Chase News & Stories For auld lang syne. This week, investors were focused on the Federal Reserve and Omicron. Sound familiar? It does to us. We will start with the more negative market news from the Fed first. The minutes from the Federal Open Market Committee's meeting ... Flag as irrelevant
	Barron's Why It's Time to Invest in Commodities, and How to Do It Barron's Commodities are rarely exciting—and the price of copper, corn, or even oil doesn't stir investors the way a tweet from Elon Musk does. Yet commodities sit at the crossroads of three of today's biggest investment themes—rising inflation, ... Flag as irrelevant
	CTV News Winkler bakery launches 'Tim Wiebs' spinoff of popular Tim Hortons, Justin Bieber collaboration CTV News Step aside Justin Bieber; a Winkler bakery has taken the celebrity-endorsed doughnut to another level – welcome the 'Tim Wiebs' six-packs. Valley Bakery in Winkler, Man. has launched a playful spin on the Tim Hortons collaboration with pop superstar ... Flag as irrelevant
	Globalnews.ca Number of people in hospitals, ICUs with COVID continues to increase in Ontario Globalnews.ca It's important to note that the province recently announced that it will soon be changing the way it reports COVID-19 hospitalizations in order to identify incidental admissions. "Currently, Ontario's hospitalizations include patients who were ... Flag as irrelevant
	WAAY COVID-19 anti-viral pills can be dangerous in partnership with certain medications WAAY Not only can the medications interfering be dangerous, it can also make your medications less effective. Doctor Wes Stubblefield, with the Alabama Department of Public Health, said the Pfizer pill, also known as Paxlovid ... Flag as irrelevant
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