Elite investment bank settles case that put Wall Street's 100-hour weeks on trial

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Top economist Steve Hanke says AI is 'overhyped and potentially dangerous'

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Steve Hanke.

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Here's who could benefit from the Supreme Court's decision on Trump's IEEPA tariffs and who could lose out

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How high-earners are using real estate and a little-known rule to slash their tax bills

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Kenji Asakura and Letizia Alto are the co-creators of Semi-Retired MD.

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2 little-known tech founders are both $14 billion richer this year as AI demand fuels a memory supercycle

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Kingston Technology's David Sun (left) and John Tu are among the biggest wealth gainers this year.

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Walmart's growing share of high-income shoppers helped its e-commerce business turn into a powerhouse

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GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen just put 'parasitic' bosses on blast. Michael Burry sees shades of Warren Buffett.

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GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen.
GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen

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Josh Kushner uses 'Lord of the Rings' to explain what being close to OpenAI taught him about perceived power

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Josh Kusner, a venture capitalist and founder of the $50 billion Thrive Capital, compared AI giants to Lord of the Rings characters.

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I stopped bartending full-time to sell ice. My company now makes nearly $3 million a year, catering to Michelin-starred restaurants in New York City.

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Richard Boccato launched his ice business in 2011.

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I've been selling on Amazon for a year. After storage fees bled me dry, I'm pivoting my e-comm strategy away from it.

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After writing about Amazon sellers for years, the author decided to try e-commerce for herself.

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