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Elon Musk, owner of a $100 million real-estate portfolio, just tweeted that he will sell all his belongings and 'own no house.' Take a look at some of the mansions he'll have to offload to make that happen.

Elon Musk may have spent a lot of time sleeping in Tesla's offices, but the billionaire CEO reportedly owns at least seven houses.

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Quant megafund AQR explains why investors should be more worried about prolonged slumps than virus-style crashes — and details a 3-part process for protecting against them

AQR is says investors should be focused on what future stock market downturns might look like, instead of reacting to the last one.

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Elon Musk just declared that he's selling almost all his physical belongings and 'will own no house' and that he thinks Tesla's stock price is 'too high'

Musk's tweet on Friday morning that Tesla's stock price was "too high" appeared to trigger a stock sell-off.

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The psychology of why you go stir-crazy, and how to cope

There are scientific reasons why staying in one place for long stretches isn't comfortable. Here's why you're going stir-crazy, and how to deal.

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Credit Suisse just shut down its $519 million computer-run QT Fund after a month from hell for quants

The QT Fund was run by Nicholas Branca, and it managed more than $600 million last year. When it closed, it was managing $519 million, sources said.

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7 jobs that can earn you a 6-figure salary in the $4 trillion auto industry

From dealerships to automakers to repair shops, high-earning job abound. We found six careers that could lead to $100,000-and-above annual payouts.

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Bill Gates says the world would need as many as 14 billion doses of a coronavirus vaccine to stop the virus

"We need to get them out to every part of the world, and we need all of this to happen as quickly as possible," Gates said of a coronavirus vaccine.

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The most impactful strikes in history — for better or worse

Workers from Amazon, Walmart, Target and other companies protesting pandemic working conditions join a long line of labor protests spanning centuries.

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Thousands of foreign workers are mistakenly getting stimulus checks from the IRS, new report says

One tax expert says the mistake was prompted by the wrong tax forms being used by temporary workers.

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