Peloton is releasing its cheapest treadmill yet as it bets on running for a turnaround
By Jordan Valinsky, CNN New York (CNN) — Peloton is launching its cheapest treadmill yet, in the hope that running’s surging popularity will…
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Las pertenencias de Brigitte Bardot recaudan más de US$ 1 millón en una subasta
Por Jack Guy, CNN Objetos pertenecientes al icono cultural francés Brigitte Bardot, entre ellos su ejemplar del “Kama Sutra” y varios pares de…
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Australia confirms F-35 fighter jet parts were mistakenly diverted to Hong Kong
By Alex Stambaugh, Hilary Whiteman, CNN (CNN) — Australia’s defense minister said Tuesday that F-35 fighter jet parts had been mistakenly…
Continue Reading Trump puede recortar de una forma drástica los precios del diésel. Pero podría volverse en contra de EE.UU.
Por Matt Egan, CNN El diésel, el combustible más importante del planeta, es tan caro que algunos republicanos quieren que el presidente Donald…
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CNN Español El papel de Natalie Harp en la pelea de Trump con los medios. Qué esperar de la Asamblea General de la ONU. (Es posible que ayer hayas…
Continue Reading Los líderes del Golfo se reúnen con Trump con dos temores: más guerra y menos protección de EE.UU.
Por Abbas Al Lawati y Becky Anderson, CNN Los aliados árabes del Golfo del presidente de Estados Unidos, Donald Trump, se reúnen en Nueva York este…
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Kamala Harris jumps into the midterms aiming to boost Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan
By Eric Bradner, Arlette Saenz, CNN (CNN) — Kamala Harris campaigned Tuesday with Michigan Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed, predicting that the…
Continue Reading Trump has a ‘sledgehammer’ way to slash diesel prices. But it could boomerang back on the US
By Matt Egan, CNN New York (CNN) — Diesel, the most important fuel on the planet, is so expensive that some Republicans want President Donald…
Continue Reading Republican support for Trump’s handling of war in Iran shows cracks in new CNN poll
By Jennifer Agiesta, CNN (CNN) — Americans’ opposition to the war in Iran has hardened, according to a new CNN poll conducted by SSRS, with…
Continue Reading Jurado investigador no encuentra pruebas de delito alguno en la muerte de Nolan Wells
Por Lauren Mascarenhas y Alisha Ebrahimji, CNN Un jurado investigador dictaminó por unanimidad que no existían pruebas suficientes para presentar…
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What to consider when choosing a YouTube channel name
“What’s in a name?” That famous line from William Shakespeare’s “Romeo and Juliet” comes to mind when thinking about YouTube channel…
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What is debt, and how do different types work?
If you’ve ever taken out a loan or used a credit card to cover a car repair, you’ve created debt. Debt is money you borrow and agree to pay back,…
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How procurement professionals can beat imposter syndrome
Sometimes, it can feel like you’re the only sane voice in the room during a procurement deal. Even if you know that the business is taking a big…
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How AI is changing the way people think about mental health support
A lot of emotional pain stays private for many people, and the loneliness around it can make speaking to another person feel harder than saying…
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The neighborhoods where property values are moving fast this fall, and what the records show
Real estate investors must always think one step ahead of the competition. A state, metro area, or city that’s a top choice for transplants could…
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The most common business automation use cases in 2026, according to 20 million live workflows
Every company has jobs nobody wants to do twice. File the new lead. Tell the team a payment landed. Match the invoice to the order. Copy the record…
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What to know about wage theft: Understanding overtime and your rights
When you work 45, 50 or 60 hours a week, you expect your paycheck to reflect that time. Instead, you may be told you are “exempt,” be classified…
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Months after IEEPA tariffs were struck down, some refunds remain caught between Customs and the courts
In April 2025, the Trump administration introduced one of the most sweeping economic and trade policy decisions in decades: tariffs by way of the…
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Why Hispanic-owned small business growth is outpacing the national average
The economic contribution of Latinos living in the U.S. is estimated at $4.4 trillion, equivalent to having the fourth-largest gross domestic product…
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5 questions about menopause you might be too embarrassed to ask
Experienced workers in women’s health may notice that the questions women actually have about menopause are rarely the ones they ask out loud. They…
Continue ReadingSame debt, different outlook: Men and women experience debt differently, survey finds
They have the same amount of debt. But why do they feel so differently about it? While 53% of men say their financial situation is sustainable long…
Continue ReadingHigh income, low growth? The surprising reason your wealth isn’t scaling
Earning well? You’ve likely done what many financially successful people do: focused on building a strong career first. No matter your career path,…
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The real cost of payroll: A small business guide for 2026
Setting up a payroll system can feel like a steep climb if accounting isn’t your strong suit, but it’s the backbone of your business’s…
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The home design shift bringing natural light and energy performance together
Artificial lighting was a major step forward for productivity and safety, but it still doesn’t compare to natural light. As human beings, we’re…
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America’s air monitors are disappearing. So is your power to expose polluters.
Across much of the U.S., people have little way to know when the air they breathe turns dangerous. Over recent decades, federal funding for public…
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From paychecks to pay transparency, survey shows why payroll is becoming a strategic trust function
For years, payroll had one primary job: Pay employees accurately and on time. That expectation hasn’t changed. But employees increasingly…
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Top 10 states embracing creative baby name spellings
Americans love to show off their creativity when it comes to giving their children names. Rather than relying on certain classics they may love the…
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Bank of Greece paper suggests Golden Visa reform shifted property activity nearby
A Bank of Greece study found that property transactions clustered differently after Greece changed its Golden Visa thresholds. For years, the…
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Reimagining work in the age of AI: From roles to skills
AI is giving leaders an opportunity to reimagine work, roles, skills, and human potential. Rather than asking how AI can make existing jobs more…
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Nearly 9 in 10 companies will have AI talking to customers by year's end. Can it tell when you've had enough?
By the end of the year, 88% of companies expect to have AI agents handling some of their customer conversations, according to a 2026 Sinch survey of…
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