How to navigate peak rental season
Each year, July is one of the peak times for moving. In recent years, moving in July has typically involved some sticker shock. High home…
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Businesses using AI are hiring, not firing, new report finds
For years, the warning has been the same: AI is coming for jobs. But the data from businesses actually using it shows otherwise. Small…
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Drone delivery sees AI take to the skies, but not everyone’s buzzing about it
In the summer of 2018, Bobby Healy was sitting in his garden in a Dublin suburb, enjoying a glass of wine, when he decided he wanted nothing…
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Splitting your 2026 festival tickets into payments? Here’s how to do it right
Splitting a music festival ticket into payments with buy-now-pay-later apps isn’t necessarily reckless. It might be one of the smarter money…
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Survey: Millions of Americans struggle to access hormone care
At 28, Logan became what he calls a “walking zombie.” He had crushing fatigue, no sex drive, little emotion, and no motivation.…
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How to tell if your fuel pump is bad
Your car, truck, or SUV may not always perform as expected. If your vehicle is sputtering, hesitates when you press on the gas, or feels like…
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Tick bite symptoms: What to watch for in the days after a bite
A tick latches onto the skin, feeds for hours or days, and can transmit dangerous pathogens. Knowing what symptoms to watch for in the days…
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Half of America's real estate agents sold one home or none in 2023
Around 4 million homes have been sold in the U.S. each year going back to 2023, which might superficially suggest that the real estate agents…
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When families disagree on senior care: How to find common ground
Family disagreements about an aging parent’s care are more common than many caregivers realize. One sibling may see growing safety concerns,…
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The back-to-school shopping money strategy wealthier parents are turning to
A third of parents will use a credit card as their primary payment method for back-to-school shopping this year, according to a Motley Fool…
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Is my business too small for business insurance?
Maybe you work from home and your entire business runs from your laptop. You don’t have employees, a storefront or a fleet of vehicles.…
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AI turned every employee into a builder. It opened a security gap nobody's watching
If you work in sales, marketing, or legal, there’s a decent chance someone on your team built an AI-powered tool in the last few months.…
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The hidden cost of waiting until the last minute to book a private jet
Last-minute private aviation bookings impose predictable cost penalties that erode quarterly travel budgets. When corporate treasurers wait…
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What is a digital business card and how do they work?
A digital business card is the modern replacement for the paper card you hand over at a meeting, a conference booth, or a jobsite. Instead of…
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Parents would rather go into debt than have to say no to their kids this back-to-school season
Back-to-school season has always stretched family budgets, but this year, parents are starting from a deeper hole. Key takeaways: 57% of…
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As college graduates fret over finding jobs, a record shortage of workers is projected
Even as job seekers fret about artificial intelligence and tech behemoths announce massive layoffs, Matt Walsh is finding it surprisingly hard…
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Currency swings cut the dollar equivalent of some investor-residency routes by up to $60,600
At the January benchmark, an investment of 500,000 euros translated to about $586,050. At the latest available benchmark, the same euro amount…
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What financial advisors are saying about the risks of concentrated stock
A concentrated stock position can often represent success. It typically comes from owning company stock or equity compensation, a successful…
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Why the Fed picked 2% as an inflation target
In mid-July, new Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh testified before two congressional committees and pledged to restore annual inflation to…
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Why is gynecology still using a Civil War-era tool?
Taylor Townsell remembers her OBGYN reassuring her that her IUD insertion would feel like “just a pinch.” The pain came a split second…
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Does your body absorb heavy metals? Bioavailability explained
If you believe TikTok, everything in your pantry is trying to poison you. One week, it’s Girl Scout cookies or protein powders laced with…
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Opulent brides are funding India’s global fashion play
Praachi Raniwala New Delhi (CNN) — For decades, India was relegated to fashion’s backyard, with its embroidery and garment export houses…
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Familiares de sobreviviente de Epstein arremete contra la exabogada de la Casa Blanca de Obama que relativizó sus acusaciones
Por Em Steck, Annie Grayer y MJ Lee, CNN Kathy Ruemmler, la exasesora jurídica de la Casa Blanca de Obama, dijo a un panel de la Cámara que creía…
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Biggest sources of immigrants to El Paso
Song_about_summer // Shutterstock Over 15% of the United States population is composed of immigrants. But in reality, the vast majority of…
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In record heat, a warming world has come to rely on China to stay cool
By Stephanie Yang, CNN Hong Kong (CNN) — With wildfires blazing and temperatures hitting record highs in Europe, one China-made product has…
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US hits dozens of targets in ‘heavy wave’ of strikes against Iran: CENTCOM
The U.S. hit dozens of targets in a “heavy wave” of strikes against Iran in response to an attempted surprise missile attack on U.S. forces earlier…
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Secretive terrorist removal court set for first hearing in Afghan woman’s case
By Tierney Sneed, CNN (CNN) — The Trump administration is testing a secretive, never-before-used deportation court for alleged alien terrorists…
Continue Reading Un adolescente negro murió por disparos de la policía tras denunciar a una persona armada. Reclaman rendición de cuentas
Por Lauren Mascarenhas y Emma Tucker, CNN Una llamada al 911 realizada desde el teléfono de un adolescente la semana pasada reportó a una persona…
Continue Reading Aunque la Fed mantiene las tasas sin cambios, los ahorradores aún pueden obtener buenos rendimientos
Por Jeanne Sahadi, CNN Tal como lo ha hecho en cada reunión de este año, la Comisión Federal de Mercado Abierto de la Reserva Federal decidió el…
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A Black teen was fatally shot after reporting a possibly armed person. His death prompts calls for police accountability
By Lauren Mascarenhas, Emma Tucker, CNN (CNN) — The 911 call placed from the teenager’s phone last week reported a young person who may be…
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