Hosts have ruined Airbnb with excessive fees, high demands, and bad customer service, travel experts say

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Experts say hosts' lack of customer focus has tarnished Airbnb's reputation.

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The stock-market whiplash this week shows why you shouldn't worry too much about your 401(k)

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How much Silicon Valley's richest CEOs and founders lost in the stock market wipeout

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Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos were among the tech leaders whose net worth declined by billions.

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Trump is weaponizing the stock downturn to attack Kamala Harris

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Former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris.
Trump labeled the Monday stock downturn as the "Kamala crash."

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AI, immigration, and rich people will save the US economy from a recession, Wall Street strategist says

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A single customer made up 19% of Nvidia's revenue last year. UBS thinks it's Microsoft.

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Nvidia is no household name — but may soon overtake Microsoft and Apple

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Nvidia is based in Santa Clara, California.

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More people will never own a home — they're the 'forever renters'

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The more Americans who take Ozempic, the faster the US economy could grow, Goldman Sachs says

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Ozempic.

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Baby boomers are approaching 'peak burden' on the economy

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  • The baby-boomer "time bomb" is finally upon us, economists say.
  • All boomers will be at least 65 soon, the generation's point of "peak burden" on the economy.
  • Future generations can take solace in the fact that no boomer-size generations are in the making.

A time bomb has been ticking in the US.

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