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Michael Burry warns the stock market is in the first stage of a crash — with just 6 to 9 months to go until Stage 2

The famed “Big Short” investor isn’t letting go of his bearish views towards Wall Street.

Joseph Zeballos-Roig

News • 2h ago

Trump spent over $10M in taxpayer cash on ads critics likened to North Korean 'propaganda' — now his super PAC will pay

“If President Trump wants people to love him, he can pay for it himself,” Senate and House Democrats say.

Mike Crisolago

News • 2h ago

Trump spent over $10M in taxpayer cash on ads critics likened to North Korean 'propaganda' — now his super PAC will pay

“If President Trump wants people to love him, he can pay for it himself,” Senate and House Democrats say.

Mike Crisolago

Mark Zuckerberg and Mark Cuban are in a spat over social-media misinformation.

News • 3h ago

Mark Cuban says Facebook knowingly runs AI deepfake scam ads as Meta docs reveal $16 billion in fraud-linked revenue

Cuban says he has been seeing his own face in scammy AI-generated ads for nonexistent diabetes cures.

Godwin Oluponmile

News • 3h ago

Mark Cuban says Facebook knowingly runs AI deepfake scam ads as Meta docs reveal $16 billion in fraud-linked revenue

Cuban says he has been seeing his own face in scammy AI-generated ads for nonexistent diabetes cures.

Godwin Oluponmile

HAPPENING NOW

Elon Musk speaks during an America PAC town hall on October 26, 2024.

News • 3h ago

$65 billion in one day. Elon Musk is a trillionaire once again following SpaceX's most recent name change

The space exploration and AI company's post-IPO slump appears to be over.

By Chris Morris

News • 3h ago

$65 billion in one day. Elon Musk is a trillionaire once again following SpaceX's most recent name change

The space exploration and AI company's post-IPO slump appears to be over.

By Chris Morris

News • 8h ago

Bill Gates warns AI can't police itself: ‘You can disable any monitoring of any kind. This exists today’

"Outside of the industry, the awareness of the dangers of AI is extremely low," says the Microsoft founder.

By Chris Morris

News • 8h ago

Bill Gates warns AI can't police itself: ‘You can disable any monitoring of any kind. This exists today’

"Outside of the industry, the awareness of the dangers of AI is extremely low," says the Microsoft founder.

By Chris Morris

Delta CEO Ed Bastian visits "Mornings With Maria" at Fox Business Network Studios on June 23.

News • 8h ago

Elon Musk threatens Delta CEO Ed Bastian 'will lose his job' after airline chooses Amazon over Starlink

When is sticking to your guns in business worth the risk?

By Becky Robertson

News • 8h ago

Elon Musk threatens Delta CEO Ed Bastian 'will lose his job' after airline chooses Amazon over Starlink

When is sticking to your guns in business worth the risk?

By Becky Robertson

Two brothers, who are farmers, repair a plow on their property.

News • 9h ago

North Dakota gives farmers a break on soaring diesel costs — could it help keep grocery prices from rising?

The 19-cent-per-gallon tax break comes as record diesel prices squeeze farmers and threaten to raise food costs.

By Brian O’Connell

News • 9h ago

North Dakota gives farmers a break on soaring diesel costs — could it help keep grocery prices from rising?

The 19-cent-per-gallon tax break comes as record diesel prices squeeze farmers and threaten to raise food costs.

By Brian O’Connell

Mark Cuban attends the Punchbowl News Conference at Union Station on March 10, 2026.

Insurance • 9h ago

Mark Cuban asked what happens if your insurer won’t pay for a $1M emergency. The answer infuriated him

The billionaire says the appeals process meant to protect patients from denied claims is a "conflict of interest" — and anyone on a high-deductible plan should be careful.

By Peace Longe

Insurance • 9h ago

Mark Cuban asked what happens if your insurer won’t pay for a $1M emergency. The answer infuriated him

The billionaire says the appeals process meant to protect patients from denied claims is a "conflict of interest" — and anyone on a high-deductible plan should be careful.

By Peace Longe

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News • 9h ago

Nobel Prize-winning economist Daron Acemoglu warns of unemployment tripling in a decade without government intervention

“The first phase of the industrial revolution lasted for 80 years. Today, it’s taking place in one or two years."

By Joseph Zeballos-Roig

News • 9h ago

Nobel Prize-winning economist Daron Acemoglu warns of unemployment tripling in a decade without government intervention

“The first phase of the industrial revolution lasted for 80 years. Today, it’s taking place in one or two years."

By Joseph Zeballos-Roig

A young woman smiling between her two older parents at a breakfast table

News • 9h ago

Higher wages help men move out of their parents' homes — but make no difference for women, Boston College study finds

For younger generations flying the coop, thinking outside the box — such as buying a home with a friend or sibling — may help them reach milestones faster.

By Vawn Himmelsbach

News • 9h ago

Higher wages help men move out of their parents' homes — but make no difference for women, Boston College study finds

For younger generations flying the coop, thinking outside the box — such as buying a home with a friend or sibling — may help them reach milestones faster.

By Vawn Himmelsbach

News • 10h ago

Larry Ellison helped bankroll a $3M payout to 1 Michigan college football star — who tanked. Why NIL deals are flopping

Bryce Underwood’s struggles show how NIL money changed college sports — adding complications that have reached all the way to the White House

By Mike Crisolago

News • 10h ago

Larry Ellison helped bankroll a $3M payout to 1 Michigan college football star — who tanked. Why NIL deals are flopping

Bryce Underwood’s struggles show how NIL money changed college sports — adding complications that have reached all the way to the White House

By Mike Crisolago

Life • 12h ago

An artist in India fell for a Swedish tourist — so he biked nearly 6K miles to her. Here’s how he made it with just $80

When Indian artist Pradyumna Kumar Mahanandia fell in love with Swedish tourist Ann-Charlotte “Lotta” von Schedvin, he couldn’t afford a plane ticket to see her again. So he bought a secondhand bike.

By AnnaMarie Houlis

Life • 12h ago

An artist in India fell for a Swedish tourist — so he biked nearly 6K miles to her. Here’s how he made it with just $80

By AnnaMarie Houlis

Retirement • 12h ago

JPMorgan says a 2026 blue wave could slam AI data center stocks that now make up 45% of the S&P 500

Polymarket says there’s an 85% chance Democrats take both houses of Congress. This could have huge implications for AI companies

By Avril Ayers

Retirement • 12h ago

JPMorgan says a 2026 blue wave could slam AI data center stocks that now make up 45% of the S&P 500

Polymarket says there’s an 85% chance Democrats take both houses of Congress. This could have huge implications for AI companies

By Avril Ayers

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent speaking in Washington, D.C.

News • 12h ago

Scott Bessent dismisses bond market backlash as 10-year Treasury yield briefly hits its highest level since 2002

Bessent is standing by his bond policy, insisting "you win over time," even as 10-year and 30-year Treasury yields climb to their highest levels since 2002.

By Joseph Zeballos-Roig

News • 12h ago

Scott Bessent dismisses bond market backlash as 10-year Treasury yield briefly hits its highest level since 2002

Bessent is standing by his bond policy, insisting "you win over time," even as 10-year and 30-year Treasury yields climb to their highest levels since 2002.

By Joseph Zeballos-Roig

Insurance • 12h ago

$300,000 theft of Pokémon cards, toys and more proves your insurance may not cover what your collection is really worth

Valuables stored outside your home may still be covered, but policy limits, documentation and special coverage can make a big difference after a theft.

By Laura Grande

Insurance • 12h ago

$300,000 theft of Pokémon cards, toys and more proves your insurance may not cover what your collection is really worth

Valuables stored outside your home may still be covered, but policy limits, documentation and special coverage can make a big difference after a theft.

By Laura Grande

Investing • 13h ago

‘Too much risk:’ Pimco’s Bill Gross says you shouldn’t own bonds now — aside from one key Treasury play

Surging government borrowing, fading foreign demand for Treasurys and a debt-fueled AI spending boom are changing the risk calculus across markets, he says.

By Sam Bourgi

Investing • 13h ago

‘Too much risk:’ Pimco’s Bill Gross says you shouldn’t own bonds now — aside from one key Treasury play

Surging government borrowing, fading foreign demand for Treasurys and a debt-fueled AI spending boom are changing the risk calculus across markets, he says.

By Sam Bourgi

News • 14h ago

Tim Tebow drops out of paid Christian event after being accused of using high-pressure sales pushing courses up to $40K

A $20 ticket leads to a $97 class, then a $40K pitch — sometimes backed by encouragement to raid your 401(k) or take out a home equity loan. Tebow says he's pausing the tie pending an investigation.

By Emma Caplan-Fisher