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Managing Money 8h ago

‘Eating biblically’ is the latest dieting trend — but what does it actually cost to follow scripture in the kitchen?

Healthy eating is growing more expensive, but following influencers’ advice could cost you even more.

Jamie Dimon is taking a cautious market stance amid geopolitical risks, inflation, and an overhyped AI bubble.

Investing 10h ago

Jamie Dimon warns markets have 'too much exuberance,' joining forecasters like Michael Burry seeing a looming correction

With the S&P 500 up nearly 9%, two of Wall Street’s most famous forecasters are urging caution. They point to geopolitical risks, inflation, and an overhyped AI bubble.

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Managing Money 10h ago

Should 60 year old put a $600,000 retirement portfolio with a single investment firm?

What Sam needs to consider before making a retirement planning decision.

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News 14h ago

Musk hailed Tesla robotaxis in Texas as the start of a nationwide march. But actually hailing one is hard

On an earnings call last summer, Musk claimed that Tesla’s robotaxi fleet would soon be serving half the country. But reporters in Texas found the service was in beta mode.

A blonde woman and a man with gray hair sit at a table outside, both wearing gray aprons, with concerned expressions.

Managing Money 15h ago

My wife and I are nearing 60 and slashed our expenses to $2,700 a month — are we still falling short for retirement?

With a paid-off home, solar panels and a vegetable garden, they've done everything right. So why does retirement still feel out of reach?

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News 15h ago

Trump's 25% cut on Nvidia chips sold to China backfired — Beijing won't approve a single H200 purchase, costs Huang $30B

Donald Trump says Beijing has refused to approve purchases of Nvidia's H200 AI chips "they want to develop their own."

Palm trees in front of Miami, Florida skyline.

News 15h ago

Miami rent prices have skyrocketed and billionaires moving to Florida are making it worse

Miami is now more appealing to billionaires. But that has made life harder for locals dealing with higher rent prices.

U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon testifies before the House Committee on Education and Workforce at the Rayburn House Office Building.

News 16h ago

The Trump administration changed the rules on student loan forgiveness. Here’s what it means for your repayment strategy

New rule changes to student loan forgiveness could impact millions of Americans. Here's what plans changed, what new plans are coming and what it could mean for you.

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News 16h ago

Only 2% backed Kevin O'Leary's $100 billion Utah data center — now residents want a referendum to kill it

As more ultra-wealthy personalities push for AI centers in small towns, local residents are fighting back.

A photo of an elderly man holding a nugget of gold

Investing 16h ago

Gold at $4,500 an ounce has everyday Americans grabbing shovels — and some are making tens of thousands

Gold is considered a safer asset to hold amid geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainty. It’s no wonder the price per ounce has skyrocketed.

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News 17h ago

'Cringe bathroom' and 'sad fireplace': Homeowners who can't sell are turning to Reddit for advice on their listings

The pandemic-era property market feeding frenzy is over, and some sellers are struggling to sell their homes. They’re turning to unexpected places to capture public sentiment.

Congressional Budget Office Director Phillip Swagel speaks before the House Budget Committee on Capitol Hill.

News 17h ago

Social Security in the US is heading for insolvency. Here are 3 ways to fix it — and how you can protect yourself

Lawmakers have a deadline to reform Social Security - 2032. Here’s how you can prepare yourself for any eventuality.

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Investing 17h ago

Michael Burry says 'the end is nigh' as top stocks surge 784% — dwarfing the dot-com boom

“The Big Short” investor is taking “significant” positions against the stock market rally.

he Goldman Sachs company logo is displayed in their work area on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.

News 18h ago

Goldman Sachs report reveals the most stable income range in America, and it might surprise you. Where do you fall?

The 2025 edition of their annual Retirement Survey and Insights Report found a surprising U-curve in people’s self-assessment.

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News 18h ago

A Bitcoin wallet worth $400,000 was locked for 11 years. Its owner finally guessed his password — thanks to AI

His forgetfulness has earned him a fortune as Bitcoin prices have gone up 20,000% in that time.

A Walmart employee stands on a ladder and puts out Christmas items.

News 18h ago

It’s beginning to look a lot like a costly Christmas for shoppers as Chinese suppliers raise prices for Walmart, Costco

Chinese factories are raising prices on holiday goods for the first time in years.

Left: Construction of a data center in Saline, Michigan Right: Protest against data centers in Albany, New York

News 20h ago

Americans would rather live near a nuclear power plant than an AI data center, Gallup poll finds

Just 27% of people living in the U.S. say they support data center construction in their area.

Sam Altman arrives to court

News 20h ago

‘We don’t understand’: Emails reveal OpenAI cofounders feared Sam Altman's 'primary motivation' was politics, not AI

Altman spent most of his recent testimony in the ongoing court case deflecting blame, saying Elon Musk was the real control freak.

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Life May 17

The class divide has now reached social media: What is 'low-income Instagram' and what does it say about the future?

Downward classism has spread to social media, which could be setting up young people for worse mental health problems.