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The New 'Magic Number' for Retirement Is $1 Million More Than What the Average American Has Saved
The gap between retirement goals and progress has never been bigger.
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- Amazon's Free Credits for Startups Now Cover the Use of AI Models, Even From Competitors Like Meta
- A Major U.S. Airline Is Rolling Out Dynamic Pricing for Baggage Fees Based on 'Peak' and 'Off-Peak' Flight Dates
- Is Browsing Chrome in Incognito Mode Really Private? Google Agrees to Delete User Private Browsing History as Part of a Lawsuit Settlement
- Jon Stewart Says Apple Wouldn't Let Him Talk About AI, Forcing His Exit: 'Why Are They So Afraid to Have These Conversations?'
- Tesla Sales, Deliveries Drop for First Time Since 2020
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Jon Stewart Says Apple Wouldn't Let Him Talk About AI, Forcing His Exit: 'Why Are They So Afraid to Have These Conversations?'
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Tesla Sales, Deliveries Drop for First Time Since 2020
Elon Musk told investors in January of plans to build a more affordable Tesla electric car down the road.
Costco Announces Ozempic, Wegovy Prescriptions and New Weight Loss Program Through Partnership With Sesame
Costco is expanding its no-insurance virtual medical marketplace.
Norwegian Cruise Passengers Stranded on African Island After Private Tour Ran Late, Ship Departs Without Them
According to the eight stranded passengers, they had to pay for their travel and accommodations to return to the mainland. Norwegian says it will reimburse their extra expenses.
Billionaires Are Getting Ready for Summer With Wildly Spectacular Superyachts
New custom builds from the world's most prestigious shipyards — Lurssen, Feadship, Oceanco, Benetti — can run into the hundreds of millions. Even a used superyacht can cost $75 million.
An Innovative Financing Technique is Gaining Traction — And It's a Big Factor in the Potential $9.5 Billion Subway Acquisition
Roark Capital's proposed acquisition of Subway introduces a significant pivot. This strategy shift towards a substantial debt model underlines the evolving dynamics of franchise growth and capital structure, spotlighting the broader acceptance of whole business securitization as a cornerstone in franchise financing.
Here's Why Microsoft Is Separating Teams From the Rest of the Office Suite
The answer has to do with a complaint from the competition: Slack.
The Accountant Shortage Is So Bad That It's Delaying Key Reports at Companies Like Tupperware
Accountant staffing issues are becoming an operational headache with no signs of abating.
UPS Just Inked a Major Deal With the U.S. Postal Service — And Ended a 20-Year Relationship With FedEx
The U.S. Postal Service named UPS as its primary domestic air cargo provider.
These Are the 5 Most Unaffordable U.S. States to Buy a House, According to a New Report
A new study by Bankrate sheds light on the housing affordability crisis in the U.S.
Lisa Vanderpump Says If You Want to Run a Business, Get Some Thicker Skin
We spoke with restauranteur Lisa Vanderpump ahead of the premiere of her new Hulu show, "Vanderpump Villa."