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The business of selling second-hand clothing is still red hot and getting hotter
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If college students want to earn $80,000 a year within five years of graduating, their field of study is clear
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Renting a home is cheaper than buying one and probably will be for years. Here’s why
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Shark Tank’s Kevin O’Leary says he forces family members to have prenups and forbids them from merging finances with partners
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One of the world’s richest people has some advice for succeeding in business. You might not like it
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Starbucks now has more restaurants than Subway, making it the world’s second-largest restaurant chain
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A record number of wealthy Americans are looking overseas for another residence or citizenship
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CEOs of the biggest companies aren’t exactly tap dancing, but they are much more optimistic than they were last fall
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An online brokerage hired 1,700 influencers to promote the company on social media. Now regulators have hit it with a massive fine
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Brace yourself for Chinese cars with features you’ve never heard of or even imagined
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The maker of Ozempic and Wegovy was already one of the hottest companies in the world, and it just got hotter
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Last year was not good for the biggest toymakers – except for one
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Parents who are far from wealthy are shelling out nearly $17,000 every year on average to help their adult children
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Shrinkflation is coming for your home
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It’s hard to believe, but analysts expect car prices to drop through the rest of this year
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American Airlines just struck a huge deal to buy more 737 Max jets, the first major endorsement of Boeing since its January incident
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You won’t believe how many high-income Americans haven’t filed tax returns. Now the IRS is going after them
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Taylor Swift reportedly got millions from Singapore to perform there and nowhere else in Southeast Asia
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Apple’s iPhones have become much less cool in China than they used to be. Here’s why
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America has too many office buildings, and there’s no easy answer for what to do with the excess
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While the two political parties have fought over aid to Ukraine, Warren Buffett’s son Howard has given that country half a billion dollars
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A billionaire asset manager says AI mania has created a stock market bubble like we haven’t seen in 25 years
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Ikea has a plan to reimagine malls
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Warren Buffett says the stock market is increasingly casino-like, and investors need to remember what he calls “the one fact of financial life.”
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A big red flag that a job interviewer watches for
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Bud Light isn’t the only beer brand struggling. The younger generation is souring on beer in general
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Ozempic and other weight loss drugs are bad news for restaurants – except for one
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Millions of high school seniors can’t decide which college they’ll go to because colleges still can’t tell them their financial aid
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Walmart is buying Vizio, a TV maker. But for Walmart, the deal isn’t mainly about selling TVs. It’s about selling commercials
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It appears that peak TV, at least in quantity, peaked in 2022
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If Bill Gates could ask a time traveler anything, here’s what he’d want to know
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Moving to Florida could save Jeff Bezos at least $600 million
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Americans on average think the economy is much worse than the data says it is. Here’s why
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Are McDonald’s prices too high? Some customers think so, and the CEO says it’s time to address the issue
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People are wearing Apple Vision Pro headsets while driving. At least in some states, that may not be illegal
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Here’s how someone used a deepfake to steal $25 million
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New tax rules are sweetening the deal for EV buyers, but you need to know how it works
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Wealthy Americans will give away a lot of money to their children and grandchildren in coming years, increasingly with strings attached
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Today’s youngest adults are much less interested in drinking alcohol than other generations are. Here’s why
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Bud Light is launching a comeback with a commercial in the Super Bowl
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McDonald’s is testing a new kind of restaurant. So far, it’s a McSmash
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Ken Griffin has been a huge donor to Harvard, but now it and most elite U.S. colleges are off his list
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Google has a surprise moneymaker. It’s YouTube, which viewers are increasingly paying for
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The company that makes the weight-loss drugs Ozempic and Wegovy is now worth a half-trillion dollars
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Retailers installed self-checkout to save money. But in some stores it’s costing money
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It’s a pretty good time to be buying electric vehicles and a really tough time to be making them
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Running a startup technology company isn’t easy. Now prosecutors are saying some entrepreneurs are trying a little too hard
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The Stanley Cup craze keeps getting crazier, and no, it has nothing to do with hockey
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Why Netflix just spent $5 billion to get WWE’s live TV rights
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Dry January is a hot trend. Now No Spend January is heating up
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Buying a home isn’t easy for today’s young adults. Some of them are teaming up with non-romantic co-buyers
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Elon Musk isn’t the first CEO to use drugs on the job. Where should companies draw the line?
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High interest rates were good for banks last year. Here’s how one bank achieved the most profitable year in banking history
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Most employers this year plan to offer classes to workers on how to behave in the office
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As of January first, anybody can make a Mickey Mouse movie. Brace yourself for what’s in the works
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When workers were stuck at home in the pandemic, millions adopted pandemic puppies. Now, unfortunately, the trend is reversing
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Tiger Woods and Nike are parting ways. Today’s sports superstars are signing a different kind of endorsement deals
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Forget flowers and candy. The hot gift this Valentine’s Day is a 40-ounce tumbler
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A General Electric spinoff is building the Western Hemisphere’s largest wind farm. Here’s how big it is
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What has made Amazon so successful and founder Jeff Bezos so rich? A big element is the way he runs a meeting
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A technology expert says college students should take plenty of liberal arts courses to succeed in an AI world
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The labor market is no longer white hot. It’s more like just red hot
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Mark Cuban knows what he doesn’t know. That’s why he’s selling most of his stake in the Dallas Mavericks
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Tesla just lost its title as the world’s largest EV maker, and you have to wonder if it will ever get the title back
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How Amazon, Walmart, and Target are racing to deliver packages faster than two Chinese competitors and each other
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It’s time to name the biggest business stories of 2023
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Another CEO is willing to tell employees that they’ve got to work harder
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Artificial intelligence is coming to Wall Street. But so far, AI is terrible at understanding financial documents
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Former congressman George Santos says he’s making more money with a company called Cameo than he made in government
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As more Americans buy electric vehicles, many of them are also installing solar rooftops
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Members of Gen Z are scaling back on eating out, partly because they’re too scared to talk to waiters
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On January 1, Disney’s copyright on Mickey Mouse expires – sort of
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After the knockout success of the Barbie movie, brace yourself for many more toy-based movies to come
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Temperatures are getting cold, but the home market seems to be thawing
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You know the song I’m talking about. 29 years after it was written, it’s No. 1 again
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McDonald’s is testing a Starbucks and Dunkin’ competitor with drinks like churro frappe, pear-flavored slush, and turmeric latte
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The Air Force and America’s airlines have the same problem. And it’s good news for pilots
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America’s fastest-growing job pays up to 103 thousand dollars a year without a college degree. But think twice before applying
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The Chinese economy isn’t good. The government’s latest response: Forbidding pessimism online
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Amazon used to rely on UPS and FedEx to deliver packages. Not anymore
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The strange returns policy that retailers don’t want you to know about
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Why it’s good news that companies are cutting back on job openings
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Your company’s holiday party can be fun or a disaster. Here’s expert advice
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Elon Musk says people are less willing to work post-pandemic. Turns out he’s right, at least in the U.S.
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How much money would you need to be happy? Turns out one generation needs way more than the others
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Elon Musk dismissed hybrid vehicles as a phase that would pass. But now they’re a smoking-hot market
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Buy-now-pay-later plans will likely boom this holiday season, and credit experts are ringing alarm bells
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Warren Buffett gave away almost a billion dollars this past Thanksgiving. But he’s having trouble giving money away as fast as he makes it
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Why Americans will probably buy more electric vehicles than ever this year, and why there’s still a long way to go
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Your next visit to the doctor’s office might not include a doctor or anyone else other than you
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Something strange is going on in the world of luxury retailing
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Simon Cowell, creator of America’s Got Talent, says he has stopped working on Fridays and you should too
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Why consumers say the economy is pretty bad even though economists say it’s pretty good
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Why the maker of Roundup weed killer recently had its worst day ever, financially
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Amazon recently made a big new move in its plan to become a major player in health care
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Bill Gates predicts we’ll all have an AI-powered personal assistant within five years, and it will utterly change how we live
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When the pandemic hit, the movie theater business looked like a victim. Now a major theater chain has reported its best profits ever
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An important new advance in the weight-loss drug revolution
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If you’re thinking of buying a new Tesla Cybertruck, don’t even think of selling it in the first year. That could cost you $50,000
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Streaming TV services keep raising their prices. Wall Street analysts say, Get used to it
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Demand for electric vehicles is sagging, and carmakers are rethinking their expansion plans
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The housing market is starting to crack – sellers are now cutting prices at record levels
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Burger King jumped on the vegan burger bandwagon, but sales aren’t exactly sizzling
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America’s largest newspaper chain has just hired a full-time Taylor Swift reporter
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What ghosting means for job seekers. It’s a pretty good barometer of the labor market
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The CEO of Neiman Marcus says a key to his success is a habit Gen Z has forgotten
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How restaurants and other businesses are gaming Google
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Home sales overall are the slowest in years, but one type of home is selling briskly
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In case you were wondering – your brain activity really does drop when you have a Zoom meeting
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Sick of meetings? Microsoft’s new AI assistant will go in your place.
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It’s time for candy corn. Love it or hate it, it’s a business you have to admire.
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Why the days when hotel rooms were cleaned every day are gone.
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It now appears that global demand for oil may peak in this decade. What does that mean?
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Why more and more prospective homebuyers are pulling out of their contracts.
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Everybody hates inflation, but quite a few people actually benefit from it.
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What went wrong at Rite Aid, one of America’s three big national drug store chains, which is filing for bankruptcy.
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Disney turns 100 this month. We’ll take a look back at price changes over the years.
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Why home sales are on track to be the slowest since the real estate crash of 2008
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The surprising answer to why there’s still a labor shortage in the U.S.
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Crocs are going mainstream worldwide and look likely to remain so for quite a while.
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Here’s why European luxury businesses are losing their allure on Wall Street.
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The Taylor Swift movie that just opened could change the whole business of movie theaters.
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Bad news for “lazy girl” employees: AI is coming to take their jobs.
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Investors are betting against restaurant stocks. Weight-loss drugs including Ozempic and Wegovy are a big part of the reason.
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A Chinese maker of electric vehicles is on the verge of surpassing Tesla as the world’s biggest seller of EVs.
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Brace yourself – it appears college actually hasn’t become more expensive over the past 20 years.
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The CEO of Levi Strauss will step down next year. Here’s what he considers his biggest mistake.
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Soccer is taking over America, and one of the biggest winners is Apple.
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Gen Z workers aren’t afraid to broadcast their salary – or tell their bosses what they think of them.
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Jamie Dimon says Americans are on an economic “sugar high” and he’s urging clients to batten down the hatches.
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Here’s why some employers are helping their workers repay their student loans.
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More office workers are going back to the office, and that’s bad news for the pet pampering business.
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One of the most important battles in the Ukraine war is being fought in the oil shipping industry.
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The race to rule A.I. is heating up, with Amazon now taking a big step.
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Here’s a surprise: Americans are racing to repay their federal student loans before they’re even due.
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This summer’s Oppenheimer film is making Hollywood rethink how movies are made.
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A New York state law requiring job ads to disclose salary ranges just went into effect. It’s part of a larger trend.
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When the economist known as Dr. Doom brings good news, maybe it’s time to relax about the economy.
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The $2-billion Powerball winner is making the worst mistakes that financial planners warn of.
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A common decongestant that you’ve probably taken when sick apparently doesn’t work.
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Electric vehicles have gone from 2% to 22% of new car sales in California – and the rest of the U.S. is on the same path.
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Profits are up at Zara, the fast-fashion retailer. It can thank Barbie for part of the increase.
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Hiring managers say they support dropping college degree requirements. But few of them actually do so.
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Here’s why a Wall Street analyst thinks Tesla’s volatile stock is set to rocket.
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Employers are getting more intent on bringing office workers back to the office.
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Chaos in the diamond market! And it’s one weird market. Here’s what’s going on.
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It’s time for the so-called September surge in hiring. Here’s what to know.
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If you come into some extra cash, there are three rules to remember.
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As A.I. transforms the workplace, the youngest workers may come through it best.
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Gen Zers and millennials are paying personal stylists $300 to ship them “style boxes” full of thrift store clothes.
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The past couple of years have been a bumpy road for Peloton, and it’s just getting worse.
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Most Americans don’t think new artificial intelligence tools will have much effect on their jobs. Are they right?
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Americans are vacationing overseas like never before. But maybe not for much longer.
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Gen Z is trading stocks more than any other generation. Are they securing their future, or driving themselves to ruin?
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Should Apple buy ESPN from Disney? That question isn’t as crazy as it would have seemed just months ago.
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Consumers piled up a mountain of extra savings during the pandemic. Now it’s almost gone.
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Here’s how recent college graduates can improve their chances of landing some of the most difficult to get jobs on Wall Street.
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Can Lyft survive and thrive against Uber? The new CEO is betting in a very personal way that it can.
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The last time housing was this unaffordable, the financial crisis followed two years later. Are we on that path again?
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How much money companies make from you forgetting to cancel subscriptions that you never use.
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Demand for the new V-8 Mustang is surging as fans fear the demise of gas-powered muscle cars.
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Pandemic nearly killed buffets. Now they’re coming back.
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The trend toward hiring based on skills rather than college degrees is accelerating – or is it?
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Why Warren Buffett just made a big bet on the U.S. housing market.
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Prescription weight-loss drugs are the hottest pharmaceuticals around. Here’s why they just got even hotter.
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What’s the best time to send a work email? It’s also kind of the worst time.
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A.I. can now identify keystrokes by just the sound of your typing and steal information with 95% accuracy.
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The economy is growing, but an alarming number of people are taking money out of their retirement accounts early.
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Here’s a trend that’s a problem for Warren Buffett, plus a bit of news that he says people should not be worried about.
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Today may be the time to buy that Rolex. Luxury watch prices are nearing a two-year low.
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Makers of A.I. put guardrails on what it can do. Researchers have just figured out how to get past them.
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People will get early access to Apple’s new headset – if they follow very strict rules.
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Why are TV and movie actors on strike? The short answer is: streaming services.
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Remember GameStop and the other so-called meme stocks of 2021? Now there’s a new one.
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Barbenheimer has movie theater companies celebrating, but they shouldn’t get used to it.
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The maker of the world’s most advanced computer chips is building huge new factories in Arizona – but can’t find enough workers.
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In the overwhelming hype about artificial intelligence, one famous name is missing. Where’s Apple?
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You no longer need to worry about IRS agents showing up at your door unannounced. Here’s why.
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Netflix’s crackdown on password sharing was a gamble. Now it appears to be paying off.
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The great sriracha sauce shortage is getting seriously bad – for more reasons than you might think.
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Streaming services are dominating TV, even as they disrupt Hollywood.
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Professional sports teams have become a significant asset class, and heavy-hitting investors are rushing in.
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A top economist says inflation is history – and his track record has been excellent.
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Tesla stock has been booming. Here’s what professional investors worry about it most.
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Is your employer suggesting you donate vacation days to a sick colleague? At some companies, employees are rebelling.
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Tom Cruise and Barbie are the only heroes left who can save Hollywood’s fading summer box office.
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Is A.I. being overhyped? An MIT researcher says companies are being too conservative about A.I. predictions.
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You’ll never guess how much the company that makes Birkenstock sandals may be worth.
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A former intern to Steve Jobs advises grads to pay to work for impressive people.
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Nike has been backfooted by a sneaker trend from France.
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NFL star Travis Kelce chooses to be underpaid – and it’s a lesson anyone looking to job hop should remember.
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Members of Gen Z had no desire to work in finance before the economy started to tank. They’ve since changed their minds.
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As student loan payments restart, some businesses will be hit especially hard.
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One of Wall Street’s most successful forecasters now sees a 70% chance of a market crash.
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Some summer internships don’t pay anything. Here’s one that pays $19,000 a month
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Warren Buffett has given away over $50 billion in the past 17 years, which is more money than he had 17 years ago
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Taylor Swift just added Australia to her tour, and economists say it could help the country avoid a recession
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A year ago the Fed said the U.S. housing market needed a “reset.” But is it really happening?
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On the recession watch, here’s a Wall Street veteran who says it’s unavoidable
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Employees are using A.I. to boost their productivity, whether their employers know about it or not
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Tesla’s charging network is moving closer to becoming the industry standard
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The long expected recession keeps not happening. Here’s why some mainstream forecasters still say it’s on the way
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Is the recent surge in home prices over? Some big real estate companies seem to think so
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Among jobseekers, specific skills are becoming more valuable than college degrees – except for some college degrees
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The loneliness epidemic is hitting a major jeweler, which isn’t selling as many engagement rings as it used to
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Fraudsters appear to have stolen over $280 billion of Covid-19 aid. Getting it all back won’t be easy
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Check fraud is now so rampant that postal officials are warning Americans to avoid mailing checks
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Slowly but powerfully, the trend toward remote work is shifting into reverse
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Contrary to stereotypes, members of Gen Z are actually incredibly ambitious, but in a way that’s all their own
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Taylor Swift isn’t just an entertainment giant. Her sold-out tour is supercharging local economies too
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Remember books – the old kind, printed on paper? They’re making a comeback
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A billionaire technology pioneer says A.I. is quite possibly the most important and best thing our civilization has ever created
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It’s official – Jamie Dimon isn’t running for president. Shareholders of JP Morgan Chase are greatly relieved
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How a big technology company is trying to lure employees back to the office
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Billionaire investor Ray Dalio recently shared his advice for new graduates as they ‘enter the real world’
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The world’s largest publisher doesn’t look at résumés when hiring interns. Here’s what they do instead
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The labor market just surprised economists, making it harder for the Fed to lower inflation and avoid a recession
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JP Morgan Chase is developing an A.I. stock picker that some say could put your financial adviser out of business
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Small businesses are embracing artificial intelligence because they can’t find enough human workers
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Things have gone from bad to much worse for Elizabeth Holmes, the one-time Silicon Valley billionaire who’s now headed for prison
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Apple, Goldman Sachs, and Samsung are on a growing list of companies banning employees from using ChatGPT at work
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A billionaire who’s selling his stake in an NBA team says there are better rates of return in smaller sports – like pickleball
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Consumers have finally spent their way out of the buying binge that began in the pandemic
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Bill Gates predicts what a company must do to win the artificial intelligence race
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More CEOs of major companies say they’re cutting their exposure to China
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Next time you order fast food in the drive-through, you may not be talking to a human
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Cars on the road today are older than they’ve ever been
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Bill Gates recently told graduating college students not to work quite as hard as he did
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Warren Buffett recently sold a $4-billion investment because of geopolitics and China
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Why Warren Buffett isn’t investing in Tesla
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You may think the collapse of three large banks in recent months didn’t affect you. But it did
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Bosses and workers are finally reaching a truce on remote work
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Cheap copies of luxury products have been a problem for years, but it has recently become much worse
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Vehicle technology is advancing fast, but there’s one kind of technology that Ferrari wants nothing to do with
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America’s most prominent banker is getting more insistent that employees work in the office
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The CEO of IBM expects artificial intelligence to be so good at back office work that he plans to pause hiring humans for those jobs
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An online education company recently lost half its value in one day. You can guess the reason: A.I.
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Warren Buffett’s right-hand man Charlie Munger says most money managers are little more than fortune tellers or astrologers
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Regulators want to shake up the federal program that insures your bank deposits if your bank fails
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When the president of South Korea visited the U.S. this past week, his first stop wasn’t the White House. It was with Netflix
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As Elon Musk cuts the prices of Tesla cars, could he turn some models into commodities? The CEO of Ford thinks so
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The economy is slow and a recession may be around the corner, but U.S. workers aren’t acting like it
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New research finds that artificial intelligence can dramatically improve the productivity of human workers
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Times are tough for owners of office buildings and retail space – and they’re going to get tougher
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There’s famous Wall Street advice about the month of May. Should you follow it?
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A very specific indicator is predicting bad news for Bed Bath & Beyond
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Elon Musk’s aging Tesla sedans will soon face fresh competition from an unlikely corner
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Many Americans now say a million dollars isn’t enough to retire on in comfort
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The CEO of Google says ‘hallucination problems’ still plague artificial intelligence and he doesn’t know why
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Which office workers least want to work remotely full time? And why? The answers might surprise you
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The new Super Mario Bros movie is so popular that movie theater stock prices are surging
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Restaurants can’t find enough employees. So don’t be surprised if your next waiter is a robot
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Experts in artificial intelligence agree that it will profoundly change human society, but some think not in a good way
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Here’s the latest on how to be a super-valuable employee, and if you’re an employer, how to hire one
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Luxury travelers are done with so-called revenge spending. Now they want more for their money
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Billionaire investor Charlie Munger says stock market gambling, as he calls it, is as addictive as heroin and terrible for the country
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Google has gone from offering perks like free massages to cutting back on staplers and office supplies
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Wall Street analysts are growing skeptical of Tesla’s growth plans
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New evidence that the home market downturn could be behind us
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The new CEO at Starbucks plans to work in the stores once a month. That can be a good idea – but only if it’s done right
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We’ve heard plenty of news about technology companies laying off employees. But some of those companies are hiring at the same time
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Warner Brothers is discovering the difference between superhero movies and super movies
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Apple’s CEO is reportedly cracking down on employees who don’t come into the office at least three days a week
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A business professor gave A.I. 30 minutes to launch a new business. The results, he says, were superhuman
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Here’s are surprising beneficiaries of the trend toward remote work. Or maybe they’re not so surprising
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Your groceries will get stocked by robots and delivered by self-driving trucks (if you shop with Kroger)
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Could the drop in home prices be about to end? Some experts think so
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JP Morgan Chase thought it was getting bags full of nickel. But what it got wasn’t worth a plug nickel
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Which jobs are most in danger of being taken over by robots in the A.I. revolution?
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Many other industries will be following soon. The bourbon craze has become so frenzied that single shots are going for $200
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New A.I. is changing how law is practiced, paid for, and taught to new lawyers
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Many Gen Zers don’t think they need a college degree for a successful career – and they may be right
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Advancing A.I. is leading to strange new jobs and will lead to many more we can scarcely imagine
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Homeowners who held onto a 3% mortgage rate are becoming so-called “accidental landlords”
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Scammers are using voice-cloning A.I. tools to sound like victims’ relatives in desperate need of financial help. It’s working
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Legal cannabis sales are on a bad trip in the latest reckoning for the once-booming industry
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The U.S. housing market just took another hit, and it could hurt the whole economy
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People who work alone from home are finding a new way feel less alone and get more done. It’s called body doubling
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Ford wants to be able to shut down your car’s air conditioner and radio – and more – if you miss a car payment
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Shares of pizza chains are in meltdown because of a delivery driver shortage and people cooking at home
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What may be the highest-stakes rivalry in Hollywood, with billions on the line
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Six sneakers may soon become the most expensive shoes ever sold
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Tesla owners don’t always approve of Elon Musk, but they still love the cars he makes
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Things are not looking great economically, but Warren Buffett has a comforting message for investors
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Microsoft will launch its Bing chatbot on smartphones after curbing some of its wayward tendencies
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Home prices on average have fallen a little, and in some places not at all
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What’s going on? Tesla’s Model 3 now sells for $5,000 less than the average U.S. new car
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Restaurants like Taco Bell are falling in love with the Netflix subscription model—like $10 a month for a taco every day
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The stock market could give you whiplash these days. Here’s what investing experts advise to avoid getting hurt
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One of Alan Greenspan’s favorite economic indicators suggests the economy is looking good
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The stock market has had a great start to the year. A top market expert says don’t get used to it
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The power of Avatar continues to expand. It will now become an experience at Disneyland
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Car manufacturers claim they’re going to keep prices high. But will they?
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Amazon’s driverless taxis are now carrying passengers on public roads in California
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Netflix vows to stamp out password sharing. Now we’re beginning to learn how
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If we’re going into a recession, as most economists expect, then why can’t most businesses find the workers they need?
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The A.I. wars are heating up as Google makes a major play against Microsoft and ChatGPT
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A chain of cannabis stores once worth $1.7 billion is near collapse – and it’s not the only one
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