News • 10m ago
'For some reason, he is lying': OpenAI's top lawyer emailed Apple to say its outside counsel invented a phone call
OpenAI goes public with texts and emails in attempt to smack down Apple’s lawsuit.
News • 46m ago
'A serious mistake': Moody's Analytics economist says the Fed is putting the economy at risk with its silence
Reserve chair Kevin Warsh’s reluctance to offer forward guidance is fueling market uncertainty, sending bond yields higher and raising concerns about future volatility.
News • 46m ago
'A serious mistake': Moody's Analytics economist says the Fed is putting the economy at risk with its silence
Reserve chair Kevin Warsh’s reluctance to offer forward guidance is fueling market uncertainty, sending bond yields higher and raising concerns about future volatility.
News • 1h ago
An FBI agent stole $1 million in crypto from enemies because the agency wouldn't do it — now it's 'eating him up inside'
Court records say the agent confessed after allegedly diverting crypto tied to an “adversarial nation” and conducting ChatGPT searches about plans to invest a million dollars and move to Europe.
News • 1h ago
An FBI agent stole $1 million in crypto from enemies because the agency wouldn't do it — now it's 'eating him up inside'
Court records say the agent confessed after allegedly diverting crypto tied to an “adversarial nation” and conducting ChatGPT searches about plans to invest a million dollars and move to Europe.
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News • 2h ago
Little Debbie delivery truck driver charged with $17,000 fraud scheme for selling his cargo at flea markets
That's a lot of Nutty Buddies and Star Crunches.
News • 2h ago
Little Debbie delivery truck driver charged with $17,000 fraud scheme for selling his cargo at flea markets
That's a lot of Nutty Buddies and Star Crunches.
News • 4h ago
Interest in tariffs is down 89% as Trump launches another global trade war
Have new tariff announcements become ho-hum in global business? Find out why Trump’s latest tariffs aren’t causing so much of a stir and how companies are adapting.
News • 4h ago
Interest in tariffs is down 89% as Trump launches another global trade war
Have new tariff announcements become ho-hum in global business? Find out why Trump’s latest tariffs aren’t causing so much of a stir and how companies are adapting.
Managing Money • 7h ago
Costco keeps its gas super cheap for a very specific reason — and it could cost you every time you fill up
The gas itself isn’t a huge moneymaker for the company. But it still drives the company’s profits indirectly.
Managing Money • 7h ago
Costco keeps its gas super cheap for a very specific reason — and it could cost you every time you fill up
The gas itself isn’t a huge moneymaker for the company. But it still drives the company’s profits indirectly.
Investing • 8h ago
‘I lived through 2000, I don't want the sequel’: Jim Cramer says AI's circular financing is getting out of hand
For investors attempting to gauge the risks to their portfolio, these circular arrangements are causing some to expand their holdings beyond AI companies and the tech sector.
Investing • 8h ago
‘I lived through 2000, I don't want the sequel’: Jim Cramer says AI's circular financing is getting out of hand
For investors attempting to gauge the risks to their portfolio, these circular arrangements are causing some to expand their holdings beyond AI companies and the tech sector.
News • 8h ago
Mark Zuckerberg tells investors why Meta is selling compute and still buying more — as capex guidance rises to $130B
The Meta founder is looking to have his cake and eat it too by acquiring short-term revenue from compute, while playing the long game.
News • 8h ago
Mark Zuckerberg tells investors why Meta is selling compute and still buying more — as capex guidance rises to $130B
The Meta founder is looking to have his cake and eat it too by acquiring short-term revenue from compute, while playing the long game.
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Retirement • 9h ago
Millions of seniors live on less than $1,000 a month as Social Security's 2.8% COLA fails to keep up with inflation
A non-partisan advocacy group says that millions of older Americans are living off less than $2,000 per month. Many others are scrapping by with under $1,000.
Retirement • 9h ago
Millions of seniors live on less than $1,000 a month as Social Security's 2.8% COLA fails to keep up with inflation
A non-partisan advocacy group says that millions of older Americans are living off less than $2,000 per month. Many others are scrapping by with under $1,000.
News • 10h ago
Circle K's revamped loyalty program offers 25 cents off per gallon — and up to $1 off after 25 visits
Starting on September 2, the convenience store and gas chain will make it easier for members of its loyalty club to save money.
News • 10h ago
Circle K's revamped loyalty program offers 25 cents off per gallon — and up to $1 off after 25 visits
Starting on September 2, the convenience store and gas chain will make it easier for members of its loyalty club to save money.
Insurance • 10h ago
Dave Ramsey calls whole life insurance agents 'crooks' pushing fear of economic collapse for 20x commissions
A caller got pitched whole life insurance as a hedge against an economic collapse. Ramsey says that's illogical, the product is a bad deal and the salespeople lied.
Insurance • 10h ago
Dave Ramsey calls whole life insurance agents 'crooks' pushing fear of economic collapse for 20x commissions
A caller got pitched whole life insurance as a hedge against an economic collapse. Ramsey says that's illogical, the product is a bad deal and the salespeople lied.
Auto • 10h ago
Waymo cars crash 68% less than humans, but trial lawyers are stalling the legislation to expand self-driving tech
With tens of thousands of Americans dying in traffic crashes each year, lawmakers debate the rules around the autonomous vehicles many believe could help.
Auto • 10h ago
Waymo cars crash 68% less than humans, but trial lawyers are stalling the legislation to expand self-driving tech
With tens of thousands of Americans dying in traffic crashes each year, lawmakers debate the rules around the autonomous vehicles many believe could help.
Investing • 11h ago
Jamie Dimon's dad handed him annual reports as a kid and had him play this 'brutally hard' game that shaped his life
Research suggests early money lessons can shape everything from self-control and confidence to decision-making — long before a child ever buys their first stock.
Investing • 11h ago
Jamie Dimon's dad handed him annual reports as a kid and had him play this 'brutally hard' game that shaped his life
Research suggests early money lessons can shape everything from self-control and confidence to decision-making — long before a child ever buys their first stock.
Loans • Aug 03
Lending circles offer no interest and no collateral — here's why millions still use them to bypass banks
They’re non-traditional and don’t pay any interest, so why do people use community lending circles?
Loans • Aug 03
Lending circles offer no interest and no collateral — here's why millions still use them to bypass banks
They’re non-traditional and don’t pay any interest, so why do people use community lending circles?
Retirement • Aug 03
40% of workers ages 55 to 65 have no retirement account, AARP finds — and the average Gen Xer has saved just $215K
The “forgotten generation” didn’t forget to save for the future. But they faced real challenges that have left many of them falling behind.
Retirement • Aug 03
40% of workers ages 55 to 65 have no retirement account, AARP finds — and the average Gen Xer has saved just $215K
The “forgotten generation” didn’t forget to save for the future. But they faced real challenges that have left many of them falling behind.
News • Aug 03
Y Combinator-backed AI startup LemonLime promised interviews to 7 people who got company tattoos — then apologized
This tattoo job interview stunt didn’t stick, but the criticism did.
News • Aug 03
Y Combinator-backed AI startup LemonLime promised interviews to 7 people who got company tattoos — then apologized
This tattoo job interview stunt didn’t stick, but the criticism did.
News • Aug 03
Trump admin to take $874M in equity stakes in 7 chip companies — experts say it could set bad precedent
The U.S. government has owned stakes in private companies before — but only during times of emergency.
News • Aug 03
Trump admin to take $874M in equity stakes in 7 chip companies — experts say it could set bad precedent
The U.S. government has owned stakes in private companies before — but only during times of emergency.
Investing • Aug 03
Leopold Aschenbrenner was up 439% — then 4x leverage wiped out 67% of his $45B AI hedge fund in one month
Hedge fund manager Leopold Aschenbrenner went from wunderkind to wipeout after losing billions in AI bets with borrowed funds. His story serves as a brutal reality check for margin traders.
Investing • Aug 03
Leopold Aschenbrenner was up 439% — then 4x leverage wiped out 67% of his $45B AI hedge fund in one month
Hedge fund manager Leopold Aschenbrenner went from wunderkind to wipeout after losing billions in AI bets with borrowed funds. His story serves as a brutal reality check for margin traders.
Employment • Aug 03
Ben Broca raised $30 million and built a $10 million AI company with 10,000 customers — without hiring a single employee
A growing number of entrepreneurs are using AI to build businesses entirely alone. They’re referred to as “solopreneurs.”
Employment • Aug 03
Ben Broca raised $30 million and built a $10 million AI company with 10,000 customers — without hiring a single employee
A growing number of entrepreneurs are using AI to build businesses entirely alone. They’re referred to as “solopreneurs.”
Managing Money • Aug 03
Experts say putting every dollar toward $35,000 in credit card debt could backfire — here's another approach
If you have $35,000 in credit card debt and no savings, jumping right into paying it off may seem like the right move. But it's actually important to find a balance.
Managing Money • Aug 03
Experts say putting every dollar toward $35,000 in credit card debt could backfire — here's another approach
If you have $35,000 in credit card debt and no savings, jumping right into paying it off may seem like the right move. But it's actually important to find a balance.
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