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Kenneth Law admitted to selling deadly materials from an online store.

News Jun 03

Shopify scrutinized as Canadian man pleads guilty to selling materials intended for self-harm on the e-commerce platform

Kenneth Law frequented an online forum where people gather to talk about wanting to end their lives — then sold them a solution.

Creators make enticing bundles of items for kids.

Life May 30

'Lucky scoops' trend has kids paying $70 for $16 worth cheap plastic trinkets. Is this gambling for children?

Experts warn the viral lucky scoops trend could hook young viewers on pricey, chance-based games.

Jeff Probst speaks onstage during the Survivor 50 Premiere Screening in February 2026 — when people were already betting correctly on the winner..

Life May 26

'It doesn’t sit well with me': Prediction markets are spoiling reality TV and Survivor host Jeff Probst isn't happy

One prediction platform sent out a notification to users speculating that the Sole Survivor was "already decided."

These teenagers are working a summer job in Warwick, Rhode Island — an increasingly rare opportunity for youth.

News May 26

Summertime sadness: Fewer teens are expected to get seasonal jobs as hiring heads toward its lowest level since 1949

The teen summer job at the movies, ice-cream shop or neighborhood fast-food joint could become a thing of the past.

A group of students attentively listens to a professor in a lecture hall.

News May 24

Harvard's average GPA soared from 2.6 to 3.8 — now only 1 in 5 students per class can earn an A

Harvard faculty approved a new grading cap after concerns that soaring GPAs were undermining academic standards.

Utah farmer Todd Brown surveys his farmland that was damaged due to TikTokers.

News May 22

A Utah farmer spent 20 years growing crops — then TikTokers parked their trucks on his field for content

After one TikTok video showed a truck parked in a picturesque field, copycat trespassers followed.

Photo of an older worker at a desk, looking stressed

Managing Money May 19

Workers over 60 are the least worried AI will take their jobs — but they may have less time than they think

Should soon-to-be retirees be more worried than they are?

A retired couple smiles on the beach with their daughter but their wealth may one day be transferred to long-term care costs instead of family

Managing Money May 17

The 'great wealth transfer' is here, but not for your kids. Elder care is draining trillions boomers wanted to pass down

Elderly parents might have assumed their kids will inherit their wealth, but the rising cost of long-term care is draining the savings for many.

Mel Robbins, seen here at the 2026 TIME Women of the Year Leadership Forum, has responded to backlash on her sponsored Instagram post.

News May 15

Mel Robbins responds to backlash after telling women to upload all their financial documents to Microsoft Copilot

The popular podcast host and bestselling author encouraged women to share bank statements, debt statements, bills and income statements.

A close-up of Scott Galloway talking on his podcast about the transition of wealth while wearing a black t-shirt and over-ear headphones.

Managing Money May 10

Scott Galloway warns the tax code punishes your paycheck — and $84.4 trillion in wealth transfers will make it worse

More generational wealth is now tax-free. But how can you reach that level?

A pile of $100 bills is seen with a judge's gavel.

News May 08

People are using free apps to sue companies without having to hire a lawyer — and some claim they're getting thousands

Toxic ingredients, a data breach, or defective products could mean you get a payout if you successfully file a claim on one of many settlement apps.

Scott Galloway speaks at Prof G Markets Live

Investing May 05

Scott Galloway is moving his money overseas — as the gap between global and U.S. markets is 'unusually wide'

The 'Prof G' podcast host shares his take on the current state of emerging markets — and why he’s moving money to international assets.

A side-by-side of Kiki Klassen, the founder of the Lucky Duck Mail Club, alongside an example of one of the letters in from her snail mail subscription service.

Managing Money May 03

A Gen Zer made nearly $18,300 in one month selling hand-sealed snail mail — no AI required

Waiting on the porch for a letter is coming back into style, and making people money.

Thirty-one game Jeopardy winner Jamie Ding appears behind the gameshow podium during a recent episode of the trivia show.

Managing Money May 02

Jamie Ding won $880K on "Jeopardy!" — but after taxes and humble savings plan, the windfall may not be so life changing

“Jeopardy!" fans think highly of Ding. While some are admiring his charming awkwardness, others are calling him a national hero.

Billionaire venture capitalist Chamath Palihapitiya recently shared his thoughts on X about the California Billionaire Tax Act, warning that the middle class could be impacted too.

News Apr 30

California's billionaire tax just got 1.5M petition signatures — and Chamath Palihapitiya warns the middle class is next

The proposed tax has made it one step closer to going to ballot in November by collecting enough petition signatures.

A young man helps a young female cyclist up after getting hit by a car.

Managing Money Apr 29

My coworker called the hospital billing department and got a $3,100 bill reduced to $280. Can I do the same?

Financial assistance programs and negotiating could help you significantly reduce a hefty medical bill.

A woman stands in a crowded city looking at her phone.

News Apr 21

Free land, $10,000 cash, dinner with the mayor — some US cities are desperate for residents. Should you take the bait?

Could getting paid to move to a new city be the cure to your cost of living woes?

A photo of Jim Cramer attending Charity Day 2025 Hosted by Cantor Fitzgerald Relief Fund at BGC Group

Investing 12322 views

Jim Cramer is selling stocks as the S&P 500 flashes overbought — but a $100 bet from 2000 tells a different story

Trimming your stocks amid recent market rotations could be a smart choice, per Jim Cramer’s advice.

Suze Orman speaks at an event in New York City.

Investing Apr 17

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

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

ven though he left the country, Patrick Pichette doesn’t think more Canadians should.

News Apr 15

Former Google executive calls for $500,000 tax for grads who flee Canada — why the brain drain crisis is getting dire

Despite the fact that he fled the country, Patrick Pichette doesn’t think more Canadians should.

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