People are living longer, so the career you expected to cap off at 40 years could last 60.

There are very few people who can work 40 years and save enough money to not work for another 30.

Get ready for a 60-year career with a special series on your money briefing from the Wall Street Journal.

Wednesdays in September.

Apple unveils its new iPhones and watches and higher price tags.

Plus, more US banks are loading up on broker deposits while that's raising concerns.

Regulators are concerned about concentrations of any kind at a bank, including broker deposits.

A key thing here is that we're seeing some smaller regional banks rise above a level that regulators are comfortable with.

And House Speaker Kevin McCarthy launches an impeachment inquiry into President Biden.

It's Tuesday, September 12th. I'm Ann Marie Fertoli for the Wall Street Journal.

This is the PM edition of What's News, the top headlines and business stories that moved the world today.

Bernard Looney, the CEO of Oil Giant BP, has resigned.

Less than four years after taking the job and embarking on an ambitious and controversial plan

to put BP at the vanguard of the global transition to renewable energy.

Looney's resignation comes as a surprise.

In a statement, BP said he was not fully transparent about past personal relationships with colleagues.

BP said his departure is immediate.

Apple is pushing further into its strategy of getting people to pay more for their iPhones.

The company unveiled a new slate of iPhones and watches and an event in Cupertino, California today.

The iPhone 15 lineup features mostly incremental upgrades.

The new devices will also come with a heftier price tag.

The iPhone Pro Max will start at $1,199 for the 256 gigabyte model.

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