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1. 9:39p

   I paid the mortgage and child support while my ex-husband was MIA for decades. He will only sell his share in our house to our daughters. What can I do?

2. 9:36p

   ‘Your great-great-great-grandchildren will still be getting immunized against coronavirus’: This Mayo Clinic doctor says it’s too late to eradicate COVID-19

3. 9:14p

   Peloton's Tough Spot: It's Now Both the Netflix and Dell of Fitness.

4. 9:09p

   ‘I have no family or relatives I know, or care to know. I have no interest in causes or charities’: Where do I leave my money?

5. 9:00p

   Toyota temporarily halts production in Japan due to parts crunch from COVID-19

6. 8:47p

   Netflix admits that it is time to grow up, but Wall Street isn’t happy about it

7. 8:40p

   Peloton CEO Calls Report Claiming the Company Is Halting Production False

8. 8:34p

   Nasdaq's Gains Turn to Pain After Peloton Sinks 25%. S&P 500 and Dow Drop, Too.

9. 8:30p

   Peloton stock bounces back after CEO disputes reports of massive layoffs, production halts

10. 8:00p

    French energy giant Total joins push for Myanmar sanctions

11. 7:53p

    U.K. consumer confidence drops to nearly a year-low on inflation, omicron worries

12. 7:40p

    U.S. charges four Belarusian officials with aircraft piracy in Ryanair flight grounding over purported bomb threat

13. 7:39p

    Microsoft's Results Are Next Week. Why Analysts Are Upbeat.

14. 7:35p

    100% of U.S. Winter Olympians are vaccinated, team doctor says

15. 7:32p

    Netflix Misses on New Subscribers, Raising Doubts About Its Ability to Grow

16. 7:05p

    ‘Good luck! We’ll all need it’: U.S. market approaches end of ‘superbubble,’ says Jeremy Grantham

17. 7:01p

    Senate Panel Advances Antitrust Bill Aimed at Apple, Amazon, and Google

18. 6:57p

    Should you get out of debt before you retire? Here’s what you need to know

19. 6:32p

    My grandmother died, leaving a $1 million estate. I asked my mother what happened to half the money. She said, ‘I spent it.’

20. 6:23p

    No, Wharton students, the average U.S. worker does not make $800,000 and $50 billion of student debt could be wiped away in bankruptcy, report says

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