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Moana actress says her mom slept on the couch and made sacrifices for her growing up. She’s repaying her now.
Donald Trump’s tariffs will likely crunch supply-chains and deal out hurdles to shoppers
More than 40,000 accounts at Morgan Stanley were deemed to be at a high risk of money laundering.
The ultra-rich are gravitating toward these global cities.
CEO of Berkshire Hathaway warns that the difference between a family crumbling or getting closer can lie within will planning
Young adults experience high AI anxiety. The same can’t be said for their company leaders.
Gen Zers and Millennial couples are opting out of having kids, or having children later.
A real-life cowboy, Yellowstone's Taylor Sheridan's path required a lot of grit.
Finland tops the list, while a 45-minute longer grind drags the U.S. down.
The A-list star and director doesn't think AI will take over the movie industry, but he sees it as place for additional revenue to be made.
Sean Tresvant, the first Black CEO to run Taco Bell, says that it's okay to be 'a brown belt' in some things: ‘I understand I’m not a CFO but I...
One of the largest studies of its kind finds that those in creative fields tend to be neurotic
You needn’t worry about AI coming for your job—at least if you’re a software engineer, Marc Andreessen says
The Thrive Capital founder isn’t looking for the most senior candidate, rather someone who can pave the new way
The duo forged a friendship and strong business partnership
A Silicon Valley icon who claims to know the Tesla CEO is predicting a fallout with Donald Trump.
"I hate it so much,” the 83-year-old Stewart said.
Major events like the Super Bowl, World Economic Forum, and Cannes Film Festival are magnets for jet travel—and the wealthy attendants drive up...
Interest reportedly “spiked during the vote count.”
Bad news millennials, you’re going through a regular crisis.
City-dwellers are being forced to either ditch their cities for affordable hot spots in the South and Midwest or downsize to cheaper apartments.
Some Gen Zers probably lied about it who they were voting for.
Rich people are looking for second options should things go not in their favor this election cycle.
Palantir’s revenue increased by 30% in just one year.
To avoid Election Day hassles, Americans are increasingly taking advantage of early voting, and 75 million have already cast their ballots.
The iconic TV personality criticizes the documentary “Martha” for spending too much time on her imprisonment
As voters get older they're less to lie about who they're backing in U.S. Presidential election
Amazon’s founder stands by his words, calling out the decline in media trust.
The Swiss bank, which suffered a $715 million loss in the same period last year after the forced takeover of Credit Suisse, posted a five percent...
The coffee company will enforce hybrid rules for corporate employees starting in January.
Amazon’s founder stands by his words, calling out the decline in media trust.
The vice president stands to get a substantial raise if she becomes president.
Young adults want flexibility and good pay—and they'll quit to get it.
CEOs cite the need to downsize in a rough economy, but it seems corporations are doing better than ever.
CEOs cite the need to downsize in a rough economy, but it seems corporations are doing better than ever.
The Democratic nominee has amassed a healthy fortune through none other than the waning pension and LA real-estate
Walz, alongside his wife Gwen Walz, is worth from $112,003 to $330,000, according to his financial disclosures from 2019.
Benioff recently blasted Microsoft for doing a “tremendous disservice” to the AI industry
Jensen Huang says AI will act like an assistant, not as a replacement, for humans.
Economists say that tariffs and tax cuts make Trump’s plan weaker than Harris’
Democrats are often in favor of higher taxes on the rich, but in this election the wealthy are turning blue
Companies stand to shed to talent after strict mandates.
Elon Musk takes lead in Republican race to presidency.
Gen X turns to multiple jobs while carrying a sizable debt and providing for other generations.
Young adults want the government to act on curbing climate change.
Americans feel stuck in their first homes, tied down by high interest rates.
Rising rookie star opens up about how her paycheck doesn’t cover her rent
Gen Z grads interning at Jane Street can expect to get $21,000 monthly pre-tax—about four times what the average American makes.
Only 30% of women report that they have the confidence to go through the mortgage process, said Priscilla Almodovar.
Teenagers are struggling with apps meant to be addictive, reveals docuseries “Social Studies.”