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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are really famous, but that doesn't mean they're good at business.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle seem like lovely people. Despite some harrowing experiences throughout their love story, they appear to be well-meaning, and they have two very cute kids. All in all, they're … fine. They are also incredibly famous. But this



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Jimmy Kimmel may be under fire from Donald Trump, but he has an ally in fellow late night host Stephen Colbert.

On Wednesday, Colbert drew attention to Trump's angry Truth Social post about the joke Kimmel made about the former president at the Oscars.

"That's right, in the middle of a presidential campaign and countless federal indictments, he's obsessed with the Academy Awards from five weeks ago



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A woman shopping for groceries (stock photo).
  • YouTuber Kate Kaden warned against "blackout shopping," a trend of buying unnecessary items.
  • Kaden promotes frugal living and advises on consistent money-saving methods.
  • She suggests creating a budget, shopping only once a week, and decluttering your house. 

There's a phrase for going into a store, buying loads of things you don't need



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Elon Musk is CEO of Tesla.
  • Elon Musk apologized to laid-off Tesla employees for incorrect severance packages, CNBC reported.
  • The rare apology comes after the EV maker said at least 10% of the workforce was being laid off.
  • Some workers previously told Business Insider they were offered two months' pay as severance. 

Elon Musk apologized in an email to some laid-off Tesla employees after



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Chinese businesses aren't sold on the yuan.
  • Chinese businesses are holding back from converting their foreign-exchange earnings to Chinese yuan.
  • This is because of the yuan's weakness against the US dollar and higher offshore interest rates.
  • The potential for "yuanisation" remains, given China's expanding trade ties and financial infrastructure.

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Xian Jie Lee runs an Airbnb business in rural Japan.
  • After studying in Japan, Xian Jie Lee moved to a village called Ryujinmura in the mountains.
  • He rented a farmhouse and renovated it to live in then purchased the house next door to list on Airbnb.
  • The guesthouse now rents for $190 a night and he offers tours to his visitors for $40 to $270.

Singaporean Xian Jie Lee, 33, moved to Japan in



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So, you want to turn off a PlayStation 5, and you don't know how. Everyone's been there. There's no shame in it.

Back in the old days of gaming, consoles were either on or off, and you handled that business with a physical button on the machine itself. Not so much these days, or at least, that's not the only way to do it anymore. Like its contemporaries in the Xbox Series X and Nintendo Switch, the



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TL;DR: Through April 21, build a website without coding using Mobirise and use thousands of building blocks, hundreds of themes, and hundreds more templates for only $79.97 for a year of access.


There are so many reasons to build a website of your own, whether you want to start a side hustle or make sure the internet knows how cute your pets are. However, getting the idea for a website and actually



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TL;DR: Through April 21, save 58% on lifetime access to this PDF reader, editor, and converter with this best-on-web price, just $99.99 (reg. $239.99).


When life’s more boring tasks — filling out forms, signing documents, or proofreading contracts — call, it’s a relief to have a reliable PDF app that helps you get the job done. While the most popular tool out there comes with the caveat of monthly



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TL;DR: Through April 21, this text-to-speech AI is only $34.97 for life (reg. $199.99). Whether you're turning your text to speech, your speech to text, transcribing, or translating, you can do it with Jott AI.


AI is changing the game across industries, but it's not just big businesses that can benefit from it. With so many AI tools available, you may be able to outsource some of your own work to



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Found the perfect meme? Need to share an old snippet from a WhatsApp conversation? Sometimes the humble screenshot is best.

The process is pretty simple, but does vary slightly depending on what model of iPhone you have. Here's now to take a screenshot on your iPhone, without or without a home button.



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TL;DR: Through April 21, get two years and 5TB of cloud storage for just $119.97. If you want one central backup for all your devices, try ElephantDrive and get 5TB of backup.


Losing important files is frustrating at best, and devastating at worst. Whether it's an essay for school, a project for work, or the monthly budget you've been working on for hours, all it takes is a spilled cup of coffee