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Renters are getting some relief as landlords offer more concessions, such as free rent and fee waivers, to fill rooms in a cooling market.Rent growth has slowed to its weakest pace since 2020, with asking rents for U.S. apartments and homes at about $1,910, up 1.8% from a year ago, Zillow’s March data shows.Zillow reports that while rents are still rising, income growth is outpacing the rise. This eased some pressure on affordability, with the median household income spent on rent falling from 29.4% to 26.5% in the year to March.In many cases, that slowdown comes in the form of…

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President Donald Trump suggested on Monday that he is unlikely to accept Iran’s latest offer to end the conflict, after Iran proposed a plan to reopen the Strait of Hormuz while leaving questions about its nuclear program open to later negotiations. Trump shared his views during a meeting with national security officials on Monday that discussed Iran, according to two people familiar with the matter. One of the people said it was unlikely that President Trump would accept the plan, which he said had been communicated to the U.S. in recent days. Reopening the strait without resolving issues over Iran’s…

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Michael Carrick will become Manchester United manager next season, according to Jamie Carragher.United moved closer to a return to the Champions League with a 2-1 win over Brentford at Old Trafford on Monday, increasing their momentum towards qualification. With four games left in the Premier League, third-placed United are 11 points behind sixth-placed Brighton and could secure qualification by playing rivals Liverpool next weekend. Caretaker manager Carrick has won nine of 13 games since taking over in January, and Carragher expects him to continue following a string of “sensational results”. image: Man United’s Premier League results under Michael Carrick “He…

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OpenAI and microsoft on Monday announced a revised partnership agreement that will allow the artificial intelligence company to cap revenue-sharing payments and serve customers of any cloud provider.The companies said that as part of the new agreement, revenue sharing payments from OpenAI to Microsoft will be “agretively capped” but will continue through 2030 “irrespective of OpenAI’s technological advances.” Microsoft no longer has to decide what to do if it determines that OpenAI has reached artificial general intelligence (AGI). AGI is a term used to describe AI systems that match or exceed human intelligence.Revenue sharing between the two companies has been…

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Manchester United are on the brink of a return to the Champions League after defeating Brentford 2-1 at Old Trafford.Michael Carrick benefited from a clinical first-half finish and wastefulness from the visitors to secure the three points despite a nervy ending courtesy of a Matthias Jensen stunner. The result means United are close to the interim manager’s goal when he took over the club in January, and are two points away from guaranteeing a return to Europe’s elite competition next season. team news Harry Maguire returns to Manchester United’s starting line-up, partnering Aiden Haven in the heart of the defence.…

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If you receive Social Security retirement benefits and are still working, your monthly payments may be reduced depending on your situation.But all that could change if the proposed Older Workers Freedom to Work Act becomes law.A bicameral bill recently proposed by Sen. Rick Scott (R-Fla.) and Rep. Greg Murphy (R-Fla.) would eliminate a provision known as the retirement income test. This reduces Social Security benefits for individuals who begin collecting retirement benefits early and continue working.The retirement income test affects people who claim Social Security before they reach full retirement age, when the beneficiary is eligible to receive 100% of…

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As Gen Z women enter adulthood and begin their careers, many are thinking about what their future lives will look like.In a recent survey of 2,000 respondents by online writing platform EduBirdie, nearly half (47%) of Gen Z women said they want a happy marriage and job security. A further 23% say they want to be highly successful, independent and famous, even if it means staying single.In fact, many people question what is actually possible when it comes to the age-old challenge of work-life balance. 25% of Gen Z women believe they have to choose between work and love, and…

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Donald Trump’s Turnberry Golf Club will not host the British Open Championship for the time being after Royal Lytham & St Anne’s Golf Club was named to host the 156th British Open in 2028.This year’s British Open Championship will be held at Royal Birkdale, with the tournament set to return to the ‘home of golf’ St Andrews in 2027. But Trump’s Turnberry Golf Club, which has long sought a spot in the British Open rotation, will not host the Open for the foreseeable future until multiple logistical issues are resolved. Use Chrome Browser for a more accessible video player R&A…

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“Will stocks disappear in May?” Some market participants believe that it is better to wait and see this year. The old stock market adage speaks to a phenomenon that is borne out by the fact that the period from May to October is seasonally the worst six-month return for the stock market. As traders take time off from their desks during the summer, lower liquidity and higher volatility contribute to the increased likelihood of drawdowns. But that adage may not apply this year. Will this be the year that they leave without selling in May? said Jeffrey Hirsch, editor-in-chief of…

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CNBC’s Jim Cramer said one of the biggest overlooked risks to the market is a wave of large initial public offerings that could drain liquidity from stocks.”Bull markets can be killed by oversupply. Too many big IPOs and they collapse under their own weight,” the “Mad Money” host said Monday.Investors are looking forward to potential IPOs later this year from OpenAI, SpaceX, and Anthropic, which are expected to draw huge institutional and retail demand. With the hype around artificial intelligence still growing, Kramer said these products could attract a disproportionate share of investor capital and pull money out of society.…

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