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A woman who studied 600 millionaires discovered that most of the superrich have surprisingly affordable homes. Here's what some of those look like.

Several well-known millionaires and billionaires, like Warren Buffett, live in affordable homes compared with their net worth. Take a look inside.

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Meet 6 up-and-coming financial advisers who are managing big money and navigating a cutthroat industry

We spoke with advisers at Morgan Stanley, Wells Fargo, and Merrill Lynch. Here's how they've tackled the challenge of building a client base.

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Google's ambitious push into gaming is floundering, and it's due largely to too few games on its Stadia platform — here's why developers have held back

Google's first major push into gaming is floundering, and it's largely due to a lack of games. Developers told us Google didn't offer enough money.

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A highly-sensitive blood test could predict if a healthy person will have a heart attack or stroke in the future

Heart disease and stroke are the world's biggest killers but they can often be avoided if the risks are identified early and properly managed.

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We got a look at billionaire investor Seth Klarman's super-rare book that sells for thousands. Here are the predictions he nailed, and where he missed.

The Baupost founder's book on investing called index funds a fad, but did make several prescient calls on mutual fund fees and Wall Street.

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At least 3,200 Amazon delivery drivers will be laid off by the end of April as the company keeps cutting ties with contractors

Amazon is cutting ties with some of its third-party delivery partners, resulting in thousands of layoffs in recent months.

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Two Amazon employees in Italy have contracted the coronavirus

The employees, who were in Milan in the north of Italy, are now in quarantine.

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Apple CEO Tim Cook said the Trump administration directly intervened to help the iPhone maker break into India

Previously Indian laws meant Apple had to partner with another company to enter the retail market, but the Trump administration has changed that.

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'There's nothing really to be relieved about': Stocks climb on hopes of coronavirus stimulus, but analysts fear the rally is premature

"A strong relief rally at the start of the week ... is just putting us unnecessarily back into dangerous territory."

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