$100,000 a year on groceries, $220,000 on horses: What the Epstein files reveal about one billionaire's spending habits

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The booming business of public breakups

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From Lane Denbro's vantage point in the open kitchen of the trendy restaurant where he worked, it was hard to tell which was causing the couple more pain: the spicy food… or the unfolding break-up.

Death isn't the end: Meta patented an AI that lets you keep posting from beyond the grave

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I followed an RFK-approved, $15-a-day diet for a week

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Photo collage featuring homemade meals, the White house, and RFK Jr.

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Bank of America is upping its tech budget as Wall Street goes all in on AI. Here's how banks are using it.

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How this job went from the Wall Street equivalent of a used car dealer to the hottest gig for 2026

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The prediction market bubble is already here

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A football-shaped balloon and a money-shaped balloon floating with a hand holding a needle, almost popping.

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America is banning more and more kids from social media. That's bad news for kids.

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Why so many companies are rethinking performance reviews

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Some employers are favoring more frequent feedback to keep up with rapid business changes.

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Would anyone name their son Jeffrey in 2026?

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Would anyone name their son Jeffrey in 2026? Maybe not.

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Times have been tough lately — and when I say "lately," I mean roughly the past 35 years — for me and my fellow Jeffreys of the world.

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