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Airbnb just added a major change that aims to help travelers meet other people.

The tech giant has several high-paying, entry-level software engineer positions open that only require a Bachelor's degree.

The problems began around 3 a.m. ET. In a new update, Amazon says it is seeing "signs of recovery."

The gated community surrounded by lakes has only 37 homes.

Meta's success with its smart glasses is creating competition in Silicon Valley and boosting sales for the world's top eyewear maker.

Smucker's is suing Trader Joe's, claiming that a knockoff version of Uncrustables is eating their lunch.

"The $20,000-vehicle is now mostly extinct," said a Cox Automotive analyst.

In mid-2025, Selena Gomez's Rare Beauty was valued at $2.7 billion.

The longtime "Shark Tank" star recently disclosed where he'd invest $1 million right now.

Amazon is hiring the same number of employees as it did in 2023 and 2024, while forecasts predict an increase in online holiday shopping this season.

Apple TV is about to look and sound a little different.

The trial begins on Tuesday.

The robots have a lot to learn, and robotics AI companies are paying for training videos.

The odds for McDonald's longtime game are longer than ever.

The IRS has announced the new federal income tax brackets and standard deductions for 2026.

Bed Bath & Beyond is launching a nationwide franchise system.

Domino's Pizza is changing its design and uniforms. Is it about to be Cracker Barrel-ed?

Shopify CEO Tobias Lütke races cars for fun when he's not working.

Ford, Toyota, and many other automakers may be affected by a fire that ravaged an aluminum plant in September.

A new video has workers asking when the right time is to leave the office.

A message was posted to the website over the weekend to alert customers.

Buffett has been CEO and chairman of Berkshire Hathaway since 1970.

Perplexity, valued at around $20 billion, launched its Comet browser in July.

Tesla's CEO is still the richest man in the world.

The bank sent an internal memo to around 175,000 employees this week.

The federal government shut down on Wednesday.

A more flexible schedule might outweigh a higher paycheck.

Amazon will be required to pay $2.5 billion in fees and refunds to consumers.

The creators of Tilly Norwood, an "AI actress," think she can be the "next Natalie Portman."

Virginia resident Carrie Edwards donated her $150,000 prize to three charities.

Aldi is putting its name on nearly everything it sells.

Jim Cramer, the host of "Mad Money with Jim Cramer" on CNBC, has been waking up at 3:15 a.m. for at least a decade.

Several fast food chains have introduced mostly-drinks concepts in the last few years, including McDonald's and Taco Bell.

Spirit Airlines is placing 1,800 flight attendants on furlough.

The deal is reportedly set to be finalized as soon as this week.

President Trump wrote on Truth Social that he had a "very productive" call on Friday with China's leader, Xi Jinping.

Two-time NBA Champion Kevin Durant was locked out of his Coinbase account before gaining access again on Thursday.

Wealthy Americans love their Range Rovers. It might be tough to find a new one soon.

Even the CEO of Zoom thinks video meetings can be improved.

President Donald Trump wrote on Truth Social on Monday that a "deal was reached on a 'certain' company."

Public companies have been reporting quarterly earnings since 1970, per SEC requirements.

Schulman is starting his entrepreneurial journey as a real estate agent.

Cuban thinks the best time to be in college in history is right now.

Tesla's CEO temporarily lost the title to Oracle's Larry Ellison this week.

Ahead of the company's IPO on Wednesday, Klarna mandated its employees to return to the office three days a week.

Kirk was 31 years old.

Nick Raquet went from a Big Four firm to MLB's Big League.

The return-to-office policy is expected to affect all Microsoft corporate employees in the U.S. and abroad.

"Shark Tank" star Barbara Corcoran was ahead of her time when it comes to putting real estate listings online.

In a new blog post, Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol also said the company's "Green Apron Service" changes are having a positive effect on employees.
