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News Apr 28

Buffett said Scooter's Coffee was too small for Berkshire — now it's a $1B chain with 900+ locations

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News Apr 25

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Investing 55331 views

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Investing Apr 23

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Investing Apr 22

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Life Apr 22

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Who we date is changing and the shifting preferences of younger men reveal how norms around money and relationships are evolving.

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Employment Apr 19

Computer science was once a 'golden ticket' — now it's seeing the biggest enrollment drop of any major in 6 years

Nobel Prize–winning economist Simon Johnson said AI has "substantially wiped out" coding as a reliable source of opportunity.

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News Apr 17

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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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.

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Managing Money Apr 15

How can women get paid what they’re worth? Stop being so helpful, says Skims co-founder Emma Grede

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Trump’s 250-foot gold arch would tower over the Lincoln Memorial. When asked who it honors, he said: ‘Me’

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News Apr 13

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News Apr 12

Bay Area business owner re-dumps mountain of trash on customer driveway after broken promises on payment. Was he right?

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Trump pushed 50% steel tariffs to protect US — now his $400M White House ballroom may be built with European steel

Trump’s America-first steel agenda is under the spotlight as his $400M White House ballroom may depend on foreign supply.

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News Apr 10

'Tax resistance' protest goes viral on TikTok — but not paying the IRS can trigger severe penalties, even prison time

As “tax resistance” gains traction online, experts warn that skipping your taxes isn’t a protest, it's a costly risk with serious financial consequences.

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Life Apr 09

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News Apr 08

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Insurance Apr 05

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A California homeowner trying to meet insurance requirements was hit with a $50,000 fine.

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Managing Money Mar 25

Economic anxiety is driving Gen Z to malls, analog tech and vintage brands, signalling deeper economic fears

Are younger consumers turning to small “comfort” purchases as their financial goals feel further out of reach?

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Employment Mar 18

Snail-mailing her résumé helped this 25-year-old get noticed and land a job she didn’t even apply for. Here’s how

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Managing Money Mar 15

NJ mom was gowned and had an IV in when hospital tried to cancel her surgery. She ended up owing $126K for it

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Employment Mar 15

NYC wants to pay workers $30 per hour by 2030 — no US city has ever gone that high. Here’s what it could cost you

The plan, if enacted, could reshape pay, prices and hiring in the years ahead.

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