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On the left, Evan Spiegl and Miranda Kerr enjoy Coachella, on the right a hand taps open the Snapchat app

Managing Money 1h ago

Snap's CEO was partying at Coachella while 1,000 workers got the axe — here's what they're owed

Like many tech companies, Snap is heavily leaning on AI to make itself more efficient.

President Donald Trump stands with his arms spread wide and a smile on his face.

News 1h ago

Trump's tax cuts give the richest 5% big breaks while everyone else pays more. How the middle-class is being left behind

“There’s no hiding the fact that the last year of tax policy has driven up costs for most Americans [while] slashing them for the wealthy.”

Aerial view of the the Guyana Shore Base Inc, an ExxonMobil's associate in oil discoveries, in Georgetown, Guyana.

News 2h ago

He made $250 million trading Russian crude — now he's investing up to $60 million on Guyana's oil boom

Christopher Eppinger made millions betting on chaos. Now he’s chasing the next oil boom, but the same volatility that creates opportunity could just as easily wipe it out.

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A statue of Walt Disney and Mickey Mouse is displayed outside of the Michael D. Eisner Building during a tour of the Walt Disney Studios Archive.

News 2h ago

Disney axes 1,000 jobs, gutting Marvel's award-winning team — 1 artist was laid off in a room adorned with his own mural

No supervillain required: The MCU faces a real-world reset, continuing a trend of major studios shedding thousands of jobs in recent months.

Close up of people scratching lottery tickets

News 2h ago

Someone in Texas bought a $78 million winning Lotto ticket last year – and now has only a month left to claim it

The lottery winner needs to set up a verification appointment before May 14 before all that money goes back to the state.

Jamie Dimon speaks onstage during day 2 of the America Business Forum in 2025.

News 2h ago

'Increasingly complex set of risks': Dimon sends warning on the US economy, says Americans shouldn't get too comfortable

The JPMorgan Chase CEO isn't letting a record-breaking quarter distract him from the financial troubles that could lie ahead.

Suze Orman speaks at an event in New York City.

Investing 3h ago

Orman says panic-selling stocks now when oil prices have surged over 50% would be the ultimate investment mistake

Suze Orman says everything is dependent on oil right now. Here’s what she means.

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Thousands of retired federal workers are waiting for their retirement benefits to show up in the mail.

News 3h ago

Retired USPS workers are waiting months to get retirement benefits. The pension crunch leaving federal workers in limbo

Even if you’re not a federal worker, it’s good to have a Plan B in case your benefits are delayed.

If you're late saving for retirement, you're not alone.

Managing Money Apr 16

In your 60s without much saved? This 3-step retirement rescue plan can help you engineer an incredible comeback

If you didn’t start saving early enough, you’re not cursed to work forever — but you do have some work to do.

Canada’s defense shift could affect U.S. jobs, contractors and investment portfolios.

News Apr 16

Canada wants to stop sending defense dollars to the US — and it could hit jobs, contracts and portfolios

A shift in Canada’s policy could hit Americans right in their retirement investments.

Top TikTok creator Khaby Lame looks surprised as he gazes off into the distance.

News Apr 16

TikTok influencer signs $975M deal — then mysteriously goes silent. Now, stock trading linked to the deal is blocked

It’s unclear whether the nearly $1 billion payday came through. Here’s what we know.

Photo of Anthropic office

Managing Money Apr 16

Anthropic will pay you $320,000 a year to build AI — and it goes against the 'AI killing jobs' narrative

Harvard Business School research suggests the shift is about job evolution rather than elimination.

A composite image of Ryan Roslansky, CEO, LinkedIn and Jack Clark, Cofounder and Head of Public Benefit for Anthropic PBC.

Managing Money Apr 16

Tech leaders insist these ‘innately human’ talents will remain irreplaceable in an AI world

Here’s why one even gave credit to his literature degree.

A woman unlocking a unit at Public Storage.

Managing Money Apr 16

People are using this storage unit side hustle hack to score almost $700 extra a month — here’s how it works

Nearly 1 in 3 renters use storage units for side hustles, earning thousands per year.

Americans lost $21 billion to online scams in 2025, FBI says, with the rising trend being ‘e-vite’ phishing attacks.

News Apr 16

Americans lost $21B to scams, FBI warns, as ‘e-vite’ scams are sent from people you know

What looks like a harmless party invite could be the gateway for a cybercriminal. Learn about the current state of online scams and how to avoid falling for fake e-vites.

7-11 worker celebrates after selling winning Powerball ticket

News Apr 16

Powerball is going international for the first time — and jackpots are about to get even bigger

The popular lottery, which has already seen a $2 billion top prize, will expand to include players in the UK.

Someone else's tax disaster can turn into a red-hot real estate deal.

Real Estate Apr 16

Homes forfeited over unpaid taxes can be a bargain buy. Just be prepared for what — or who — you might find

If you’re up for a challenge, buying a home at auction, sight unseen, could be an adventure and the key to your dream of home ownership.

Someone attending the Masquerade Party in Brazil dresses up as a robot.

News Apr 16

Uno Reverse: Humans are pretending to be AI chatbots at anti-AI website

The "Your AI Slop Bores Me" website is a chance for people who are already sick of the technology to mock it — and visitors can't get enough.

Teachers spend an increasing amount of money out of pocket for classroom supplies.

News Apr 16

Every teacher in a San Francisco school district was gifted $250 each by anonymous donor — they thought it was a scam

One benefactor donated $1.6 million to help local educators at a time many teachers spend up to $900 of their own money to pay for classroom supplies.