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Walmart is betting heavily on delivering its goods. Investors approve
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Business was great last year for the makers of the weapons of war
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Why diamond prices have just come down significantly
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Why holiday travel scams are booming and how to spot them
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Are you afraid AI will take your job? Your answer probably depends heavily on your age
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Boeing’s new boss has a tough job. Near the top of his to-do list is refocusing the employees
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Gen Z workers have no clue what you’re talking about when you use certain abbreviations at work
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Just in time for this weekend, American Airlines is rolling out new tech to stop gate crashers from boarding before their group
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They’re the 5% of Americans who are living like the new one percent. They’re called DINKs
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The skills that employers want most are clear, and they may not be what you think
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Why 50 million people have stopped buying luxury brands
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How Spirit Airlines lost 97% of its value and has now filed for bankruptcy
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Walmart is appealing to customers who make more than $100,000 a year, and it’s working
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The boss of KFC and Taco Bell in China sits for hours and watches customers eat. It pays off
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When you go in for surgery, will a robot be holding the scalpel?
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Howard Schultz made Starbucks a huge global success. Here’s his advice to young entrepreneurs
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Amazon is launching a new type of online retailing to fight growing Chinese competitors
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Why isn’t Warren Buffett buying stocks? Investors everywhere would love to know
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Two angry shoppers say buying a Birkin handbag from Hermes is so difficult, it’s illegal. But is it?
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They’re called returnless refunds – you get your money back and keep what you bought. But it’s a mysterious process
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Warren Buffett, the world’s greatest stock picker, is now putting more money into cash than into stocks
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Apple looks for four qualities in employees. Here’s what the CEO says they are
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Why the global luxury industry is in the dumps. One reason is especially worrisome
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Starbucks’ new boss wants to make its stores better for consumers and for employees
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Times are changing, and experts say there are good reasons for married couples to keep their finances separate
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Just in time, customers of Robinhood can now bet on who will win the presidential election
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The late-night TV talk shows used to be profit factories. Not anymore
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Job scams are increasing. Here’s how they work and how to avoid them
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The man who invests more money than anyone else in the world is investing more and more of it in the U.S.
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Job seekers are using AI to cheat on remote interviews – but employers are onto them
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Job-hopping can bring bigger salaries, but watch out – there can be a painful financial downside
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The average new car selling price is now over $47,000. Consumers are moving heavily to less expensive models
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Flying cars are finally going to happen. The FAA has just created the first new aircraft category in 80 years
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If your Starbucks order is taking forever, don’t blame the barista
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Every U.S. high school now has a teen making $10,000 via their own online business, on average
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Big technology companies will need so much electricity, they’re going to generate their own
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The CEO of Google recently explained how the company decides who to hire
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The CEO of Microsoft calls two CEOs a day. Here’s what he asks them
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After years of anticipation, Tesla recently revealed its robotaxi. The big winners are Uber and Lyft
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As stock prices hit new highs, a famous Wall Street firm predicts they’ll go even higher
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The so-called power lunch is long gone, and a new institution for high-level executives is taking its place
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The French fry indicator is looking not so good for the U.S. economy
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The much anticipated Tesla Cybertruck may be setting a record for recalls
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A company most people have never heard of has quietly become one of the most valuable companies in the world
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Mark Cuban says his puppy is smarter than AI, at least for now
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Remember when Elon Musk bought Twitter and changed the name to X? It now looks like a terrible investment
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Amazon recently told employees they’ll have to be in the office five days a week. Many employers will be watching what happens
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Kmart, which once had over 2,000 locations, is about to close its last major U.S. store
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Why Millennials and Gen Z are breaking into the trade sector as college disillusionment rises
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Career advice from Sam Altman, CEO and co-founder of OpenAI
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The toy industry is in long-term doldrums, but one major player is booming
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Gen Z and Millennial Americans as a group have tremendous spending power. One reason: They’re getting help
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Major societal shifts affect industries you might not have thought about. Here are two
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Why Nike abruptly fired its CEO and brought back a Nike retiree
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You can now bet, legally, on some of this year’s elections
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Slowly but surely, driverless taxis are spreading – now with Uber taking a bigger role
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Media mogul Rupert Murdoch demanded his kids give him $100 million each as a sign of respect. Here’s why
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Rising home prices are a widespread gripe and a political issue. But the truth is, home prices almost never go down
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You might be surprised by how much big technology companies pay to protect their CEOs
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Would a grocery mega-merger hurt consumers?
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Is it surprising or obvious? Research shows that when workers are given bonuses to perform better, they often perform worse
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It’s easier than ever to keep your job, but harder than ever to land one
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Nvidia’s CEO says he’d rather ‘torture employees to greatness’ than fire them. He says he’s just kidding about the torture part
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A team of Wall Street analysts says the job market is flashing a classic pattern that signals a recession is coming
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There are only 15 people in the world whose wealth is greater than $100 billion. Some of them might surprise you
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What happens next as the NFL finally lets institutions, not just individuals, invest in teams
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Here’s why more Baby Boomers and Gen Xers want so-called phased retirements
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Consumers are changing the way they shop, and for some retailers that’s great news
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Both presidential candidates want to eliminate taxes on tips. There’s more to it than you might think
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An estimated 30 million American workers are subject to non-compete clauses. But are those clauses legal?
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Google went public 20 years ago. You probably didn’t buy the stock, in which case you certainly wish you did
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New research tells average investors to stop behaving like average investors. It isn’t complicated
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Two giant snack businesses are merging, the better to fight two big threats: inflation and Ozempic
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Upper-income shoppers are going to Walmart more, and they’re a key factor in the company’s knockout year
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Home Depot is an economic indicator. Here’s what it’s telling us now
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Landing a Goldman Sachs internship has never been harder – here are some interview questions candidates were asked
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Warren Buffett has made a staggering fortune knowing when to buy certain stocks. Turns out he also knew when to sell his favorite stock, Apple
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What happens when a consumer product claims it has AI? You might be surprised
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Meet the man who made Starbucks’ stock price jump 20% in one day
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U.S. households are piling on record credit card debt – a sharp reversal from three years ago
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Elon Musk is declaring war on advertisers with a new lawsuit alleging a massive boycott on X
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Winners at the Paris Olympics will get more than just medals. Exactly what they’ll get may surprise you
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Here’s why the company that owns Facebook is bidding millions to use the voices of celebrities
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Shoppers hate those anti-theft measures in stores, and Amazon is benefiting
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Why small cars are back in a big way
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Big bucks for college athletes are almost here, and for some athletes payouts could be over a million dollars
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The U.S. has more millionaires than any other country. No place else even comes close
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A wave of social media criticism says Chipotle’s portions are getting smaller. But are they really?
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The mystery of the bubbly bust – why aren’t more people buying Champagne?
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Tesla’s humanoid robots will arrive a bit later than Elon Musk initially promised
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An obesity pill study using just 25 patients led to a $17-billion increase in a drugmaker’s market value
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An obesity pill study using just 25 patients led to a $17-billion increase in a drugmaker’s market value
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How Walmart is preparing for a retail revolution
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Another Silicon Valley billionaire is investing in a startup developing hallucinogenic mental-health treatments
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U.S. real estate is so expensive it’s even keeping out wealthy foreign homebuyers
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You’ve got to figure the Paris Olympics will be a gold mine for airlines and hotels. But it turns out it’s just the opposite
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Tesla is postponing one of Elon Musk’s dreams. Shareholders have been shaken by the news
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Why a major apparel company bought a super-hip brand and is now selling it at a loss
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A humanoid robot just got hired for a job at a factory. Here’s what it does and what’s ahead
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College isn’t just expensive for students. It’s also expensive for colleges, many of which are in dire financial straits
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Samsung’s premium watch and new phones signal the company is going all-in on AI, giving Apple a run for its money
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Do you want a high-tech grocery cart? You may soon have a chance to find out
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Why the maker of TurboTax and QuickBooks is laying off 1,800 employees
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How a nonalcoholic beer startup is beating the global giants of the beer industry
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It’s amazing but true: Cruise ship bookings are hitting new all-time highs
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Researchers are trying to find what makes office workers want to come back to the office. Here’s what they’re finding
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The shocking 4.7-billion-dollar ruling against the NFL could disrupt the balance of power between the league and its teams
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Some technology companies are using so much electricity they’re making deals with nuclear power plants
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The housing market is really tight. Here’s why it could stay that way for years
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At last an issue that Democrats and Republicans agree on: hotel fees
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Going cashless has turned Sweden from one of the safest countries into a high-crime nation. Could it happen here?
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Here’s a new way to see why affording a home is so difficult for many people
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It’s called dynamic pricing, and a high-ranking government official suggests it could be illegal
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Amazon’s annual Prime Day approaches, Google is Amazon’s friend and its enemy
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Wells Fargo has fired some employees after finding out they were pretending to work
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How artificial intelligence is helping Apple solve one of its biggest problems
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As consumers become leery of electric vehicles, a growing problem is adding to the doubts
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How today’s information technology is in some ways making us less productive
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The CEO of Nvidia follows an unusual rule about meetings, which he says is key to his success
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The diamond industry is in trouble. A major factor is the rapid growth of today’s synthetic diamonds
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You can now buy a used Tesla for just $21,000 thanks to Hertz’s fire sale
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Co-living seems like a perfect solution to the Gen Z and Millennial housing shortage. Yet it’s future is uncertain
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Amazon customer service workers are scared AI will replace them, and they’re not alone
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A successful entrepreneur who uses a 30-day test to decide if he should fire a new employee. The same basic idea is useful for everyone
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Would you trust AI to advise you on personal financial planning? You may have to decide soon
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Once again this year, most American workers will not take all their vacation. But some are finding other ways to unwind
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An executive at a hot artificial intelligence company says she may have only three years left to work because AI will replace her
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For the first time, an Olympics sponsor will be a beer – but with a twist
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Why meteorology is the hot new degree on Wall Street
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High-paying jobs that allow remote work are disappearing fast
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Toyota continues to be skeptical of electric vehicles. Here’s its latest move
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An airline CEO says passengers are pretending to be disabled to get fast-tracked through airports, and that’s bad for everyone
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For years Bill Gates worked almost every waking moment. Now he makes a point not to, thanks in part to Warren Buffett
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In a striking turnaround, several big retailers are cutting prices
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The CEO of Amazon says one of the most valuable factors in your career is entirely within your control
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Those revolutionary new weight-loss drugs looked like bad news for food companies. Now those companies are getting creative
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Thousands of North Koreans stole Americans’ identities and took remote-work technology jobs at major U.S. companies
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A group of college kids may have just figured out how to get leaf blowers to shut up
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In this tight labor market, a big company has found a way to keep valuable employees
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Several airlines are suing the U.S. Transportation Department over a new rule to make them disclose fees more clearly
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As AI gallops ahead, industry experts and consumers wonder: Where is Apple?
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After 60 years, General Motors will stop making the Chevy Malibu, the last Detroit midsize sedan
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Bridal gowns are a business ready to be disrupted, and finally it’s happening
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McDonald’s may be willing to lose money on five-dollar meal deals to win back cash-strapped customers
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Workers with AI skills are the clear favorites of employers. Gen Zers are in the lead, but not by much
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The diamond industry is getting shaken up again with new technology that makes real diamonds even faster
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Why one executive says, In America, the new companion animal is the chicken
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If it makes you feel any better, even the world’s greatest investor makes mistakes, as he recently admitted
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Why more people are moving into small towns than to big cities for the first time in decades
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It looks like home prices won’t increase nearly as much as experts predicted just weeks ago
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A U.S. manufacturing renaissance has become a hot topic. But experts say don’t count on it being a huge overall job creator
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Professional investors have some new fears this year. Here’s what they are
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For the first time, U.S. consumers can now buy an autonomous car that doesn’t require them to watch the road
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The Baltimore bridge collapse was first a story of lives lost. Next it will be a story of dollars owed
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AI means dead entertainers can keep entertaining. Their agents are already making sure it won’t be for free
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It’s been a year since Netflix started cracking down on password sharing, and guess what – it works
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Not all millennials can bank on the $90-trillion Great Wealth Transfer. Here’s the outlook
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Electric vehicle prices are falling, so why aren’t sales increasing? Here’s a big factor
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There’s a hidden penalty when a company goes fully remote, and it’s a penalty that’s hiding in plain sight
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For many of today’s young adults, college doesn’t pay, and they’re taking a different path
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Here’s how AI will change the commercials you see on TV – whether you realize it or not
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The springtime homebuying season is underway, but you may barely notice
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Today’s youngest workers started saving for retirement way earlier than today’s oldest workers did. But it might not be enough
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For the first time since the pandemic, Americans prefer hybrid over purely remote work, and it’s not the free lunches driving the shift
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Here are this year’s plans for TV’s most powerful program producer – the NFL
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It’s worth looking closely at the highly successful and utterly bizarre economics of one particular luxury item
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Thousands of the most familiar stores in America are facing tough times. Here’s why
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Tupperware has warned investors it could be out of business within a year
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Tesla recently reported surprisingly poor results, while its biggest global competitor, BYD, reported surprisingly strong results
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One of the great things about electric vehicles is how quiet they are. But for some carmakers, that’s a big problem
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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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