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Bertha Peters is a writer for PM-News Agency. She has a background in journalism and sports, and she loves to write about all things lifestyle. Bertha grew up in New York City and attended Columbia University, where she studied English literature. Bertha's hobbies include yoga, running, and reading fiction novels. She loves to travel and has visited over 14 countries around the world.

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2 Unstoppable Dividend Stocks to Buy If There's a Stock Market Sell-Off

Stock market investors have plenty of reasons to celebrate as 2024 comes to a close. The S&P 500 index set multiple new record highs during the year, delivering a spectacular 25% return year to date amid a resilient economy and strong corporate earnings. That being said, it’s always prudent to be prepared for the possibility

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3 Reasons to Buy Agree Realty Stock Like There's No Tomorrow

This relatively unknown $7 billion name deserves a closer look from income-minded investors. Are you shopping around for a new dividend payer? Perhaps you’ve heard some of the recent buzz suddenly surrounding a relatively small company called Agree Realty (ADC 1.05%). Whatever the reason you’re reading this now, yes, Agree Realty is a smart choice

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Chiefs' Patrick Mahomes eases ankle injury concerns, sets personal rushing mark on touchdown run

The status of Patrick Mahomes’ ankle was widely discussed leading up to Saturday’s game between the Kansas City Chiefs and Houston Texans. While there was some doubt during the week whether the star quarterback would play against the Texans, he was able to fully get through the Chiefs’ practice Thursday.  Mahomes was cleared to play

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Texas holds off Clemson's comeback to advance in College Football Playoff

It seems like the Texas Longhorns got rid of the sour taste from a SEC title game loss. The Longhorns dropped the conference championship two weeks ago, while their opponent, 12-seeded Clemson, was riding high after winning the ACC. The fifth-seeded Longhorns came away with a 38-24 victory to advance past the first round of

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