Friday’s top personal finance stories.

Retailers are ramping up their efforts in other, cheaper, areas.

President Joe Biden’s health has been drawing attention as he is nearing an announcement about seeking another term amid some voters’ concerns over his age.

Silvergate Capital has been making headlines as the news of the delay in filing its annual report reverberated around the crypto industry and crypto prices dropped.

Investors poured $68.1 billion into cash funds in the week to Wednesday as concerns over additional Federal Reserve rate hikes continue to rattle financial markets, according to EPFR data.

Chief Executive Howard Schultz and other Starbucks Corp. higher-ups reportedly ran afoul of labor law last year when they met with employees.

Oklahoma’s governor set a special vote for March 7 after a pot referendum was pulled off the November ballot.

Ford Motor Co. has applied for a patent to make remote car repossessions nearly seamless for lenders, and deeply unpleasant for car owners in default.

Higher interest rates aren’t deterring companies with high credit ratings from borrowing in the U.S. corporate bond market at a record clip in 2023.

Republican presidential hopeful Nikki Haley speaks at the annual Conservative Political Action Conference that’s taking place just outside Washington, D.C.