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- Jim Cramer says to prepare for further stock declines but be open to opportunities [236d]
- Elon Musk misled Twitter investors ahead of $44 billion acquisition, jury says [236d]
- ChatGPT's ad pilot has the industry excited, but some insiders are frustrated with the slow rollout [236d]
- Super Micro co-founder indicted on Nvidia smuggling charges leaves board [236d]
- Memory crisis latest: What we learned from the world's top producers this week [236d]
- Trump: 'I don't want to do a ceasefire' in Iran war [236d]
- Costco turns pain at the gas pump into a powerful in-store traffic driver [236d]
- Average IRS tax refund is up 10.8%, new filing data shows [236d]
- We're upgrading our rating on Honeywell — plus 2 positions we'd like to build up [236d]
- Small cap-focused Russell 2000 becomes the first of major U.S. benchmarks to enter correction territory [236d]
- Salesforce issues $25 billion in debt to buy back stock. Should we be concerned? [236d]
- OpenAI's first crack at online shopping stumbled. It's preparing for the next wave [237d]
- The spring housing market is on, but mortgage rates just shot higher. Here's what to know. [237d]
- Jim Cramer says this AI leader is a tough stock to own right now — what to do next [237d]
- Trump: U.S. could leave Iran 'right now' but staying longer so they can 'never rebuild' [237d]
- Your tax refund could be smaller than expected this season. Here's why [237d]
- David Zaslav’s WBD-Paramount deal payout highlights new 'golden parachutes' for CEOs [237d]
- Elizabeth Warren demands answers on costs, economic impact of 'illegal and reckless war' [237d]
- Tim Cook’s China visit reinforces country’s importance to Apple as global frictions rise [237d]
- Treasury yields climb as fear grows that Fed rate cuts are off the table [237d]
- What could happen to Social Security benefits in six years if Congress doesn’t act? It depends, experts say [237d]
- 'Marriage penalty' in Washington state's new millionaire tax stirs debate [237d]
- Nexstar, Tegna merger closes after winning regulatory approval [237d]
- Trump administration tasks Treasury Department with student loan collection. What borrowers need to know [237d]
- Trump admin. unveils national AI policy framework to limit state power [237d]
- Fed Governor Waller urges caution for now, says rate cuts possible later in the year [237d]
- UK government borrowing costs hit their highest level since 2008 as inflation fears hit the gilt market [237d]
- Jim Cramer's top 10 things to watch in the stock market Friday [237d]
- Harvard University is back on top as the No. 1 'dream' school among college applicants [237d]
- Work from home, drive slower and don't use gas cookers: IEA advice on weathering the global energy crisis [237d]
- Banks eye three ECB rate hikes this year as former Governor says he sees no stagflation — yet [237d]
- Gold rebounds, but silver extends losses as oscillating oil prices spark market volatility [237d]
- Who's most optimistic about AI — and who isn't, according to Anthropic [237d]
- How CNBC Cures is bringing rare disease stories to a national audience [237d]
- U.S. says Cuba is prohibited from taking Russian oil as two tankers head to island [237d]
- Nvidia's Huang pitches AI tokens on top of salary as agents reshape how humans work [237d]
- Trump invokes emergency powers with $23 billion in Gulf arms sales as Iran war wages on: WSJ report [237d]
- Japan wanted inflation and Iran war could grant that wish. But it's not the type Tokyo desires [237d]
- The Iran war is sending shockwaves through the world's busiest IPO market [237d]
- Alibaba workforce shrinks 34% in 2025 as Chinese tech giant doubles down on AI [237d]
- Trump invokes Pearl Harbor in front of Japanese prime minister to defend Iran attack secrecy [237d]
- Oil falls as U.S. weighs releasing sanctioned Iranian crude to cool prices [237d]
- OpenAI to create desktop super app, combining ChatGPT app, browser and Codex app [237d]
- Maddie Ziegler’s new action film ‘Pretty Lethal’ features a new blend of dance and combat fighting: ‘Ballet-Fu’ [236d]
- Kevin O’Leary: CEOs who blindly pursue AI are ‘dead in the water’ [236d]
- Zara Larsson fans rioted after the singer supported AI-generated content. Now her controversial take is going viral [236d]
- Pakistan’s solar boom is helping it save billions during the ongoing energy crisis [236d]
- Crypto.com CEO is the latest boss to blame AI as he lays off 12% of staff [236d]
- It took 64 years to build Walmart. It took 3 years to turn it into a $1 trillion tech company [236d]
- Children’s ibuprofen recalled nationwide after customer complaints of ‘gel-like mass and black particles’ [236d]
- The March heat wave roasting the Southwest is ‘virtually impossible’ without human-induced climate change, scientists say [236d]
- A shocking video, an active investigation, and a canceled season: inside ‘The Bachelorette’ fallout [236d]
- Teens are suing Elon Musk’s xAI over sexually explicit images, seeking class action status [236d]
- Iran escalates attacks in Gulf striking one of the region’s major refineries in Kuwait [236d]
- Super Micro Computer stock is collapsing today. Investors flee as DOJ charges cofounder in AI China scheme [236d]
- Meet your company’s new HR reps: AI agents [236d]
- This brand broke the biggest rule of e-commerce—and made customers 3.5x more valuable [236d]
- Your stereotypes about Gen Z aren’t just inaccurate. They’re hurting your business [236d]
- The U.S. needs to master Ukraine’s cheap drone strategy [236d]
- Frank Lloyd Wright’s ‘Fallingwater’ is too iconic for a logo [236d]
- Twitter at 20: How we lost the public square [237d]
- No Kings March 28 protest expected to be largest in American history: 3,000 events planned in all 50 states [237d]
- This is why helping people remember is the best strategy [237d]
- Why startups are betting big on Texas [237d]
- The White House’s security checkpoint is getting a modern makeover—if Trump’s design team allows it [237d]
- How leaders and managers can befriend their inner critic and get ahead at work [237d]
- Aaron Levie on what enterprise AI adoption actually looks like [237d]
- How Reddit CEO Steve Huffman got the upper hand with AI [237d]
- In the age of Slack and layoffs, is the work bestie even a thing anymore? [237d]
- 3 small ways to add joy to your day [237d]
- Spring equinox 2026: Time, meaning, and the science behind the turning of the seasons [237d]
- Washington state has no income tax. It just passed one for millionaires that could be a model for other states [237d]
- AI is rewriting business in real time—and most leaders aren’t ready [237d]
- Are you seeing viral ‘hacks’ for skipping long TSA airport security lines? Here’s what works—and what doesn’t [237d]
- Gold and silver prices are tumbling again today: What’s happening with safe-haven assets? [237d]
- FDA approves higher-dose version of Wegovy shots [237d]
- Sprite’s brand refresh is juicy, crispy, and ready to drink [237d]
- Figma takes a hit as Google doubles down on ‘vibe design’ [237d]
- This is the most overlooked hour in a solopreneur’s week [237d]
- Happiness ranking 2026: What unhappy people have in common as English-speaking countries are shut out of the top 10 [237d]
- Macy’s store closures update: Doomed locations will shutter over a longer timeline than previously planned [237d]
- Musk misled Twitter investors before 2022 buyout, jury says [236d]
- Tariffs were already squeezing small businesses. Now the Iran conflict is pushing them to the brink as rising oil prices boost shipping costs [236d]
- Trump says U.S. considers ‘winding down’ Iran military effort [236d]
- Kalshi locks in $22 billion valuation, gaining slight edge over its rival Polymarket [236d]
- It’s looking like Trump’s war created a private oil lane for China and other countries willing to play ball with Iran [236d]
- Three Asias, three different playbooks: How PepsiCo’s Anne Tse views the world’s fastest-growing snack market [236d]
- Trump’s DOJ sues Harvard, claiming failure to tackle antisemitism [236d]
- ABC cancels new ‘Bachelorette’ season after video emerges of star committing domestic abuse [236d]
- Scott Bessent’s Treasury Department will start overseeing the $180 billion of student loans that are in default [236d]
- CBS News won’t celebrate the 100th anniversary of Edward R. Murrow’s radio network. It will cancel it instead [236d]
- Gavin Newsom supports renaming Cezar Chavez day after bombshell abuse allegations [236d]
- Mark Cuban reads 1,000 emails a day—now he’s using a Mac Mini to fight the AI-generated flood threatening his clean inbox obsession [236d]
- Gen Z can’t afford a house. Some parents are choosing to fund their down payments over their college funds [236d]
- The president of Colombia has just been labeled a “priority target” for his alleged drug ties by the DEA [236d]
- The Middle East is one of the world’s fastest growing luxury markets—and the war in Iran may cut its sales in half, analysts say [237d]
- Chuck Norris never lost a fight, including the one against CBS for $30 million over Walker, Texas Ranger [237d]
- The U.S. just hit $39 trillion in debt. Here’s the constitutional fix that Congress won’t touch [237d]
- Job-seekers aren’t imagining things: the number of candidates getting ghosted by employers just reached a three-year high [237d]
- AI boom is fueling demand for skilled trades—and demand for technicians, HVAC workers, and electricians is soaring, with six-figure salaries to match [237d]
- 300 years of wars show they are ‘always disaster times’ for holders of government debt because of inflation and financial repression [237d]
- Economists agree: You’re not crazy for feeling like the rich get richer, and the poor are doing worse. Welcome to the ‘K-shaped economy’ [237d]
- Three Tennessee teenagers are suing Elon Musk’s xAI for creating sexually explicit images of them [237d]
- Iran threatens to attack tourist sites across the world as Israel and U.S. kill top leaders [237d]
- Ukraine is quietly helping five Middle East nations shoot down Iranian drones, even as Trump says he doesn’t need Kyiv’s help [237d]
- The White House has a plan for AI regulation, and it starts with keeping states out of it [237d]
- The 19th century banking problem that AI hasn’t solved yet [237d]
- Unicorns are flush with cash and stuck. A new kind of startup crisis is taking hold in 2026 [237d]
- Current price of oil as of March 20, 2026 [237d]
- As the U.S. gears up for a potential ground war in Iran, $100-plus oil threatens ‘demand destruction’ — starting in Asia [237d]
- SpaceX, OpenAI and Anthropic could be 3 of the biggest venture-backed IPOs of all time [237d]
- The next time the Fed moves it’ll be to hike, according to one economist—whether or not Trump gets his new Fed chair [237d]
- The SEC may be about to blow up the quarterly earnings cycle. Here’s why CFOs are nervous. [237d]
- Intel and Toyota made perfectly logical decisions. That’s exactly how they killed their best brands [237d]
- Nvidia’s CEO says AI adoption will be gradual, but when it does hit, we may all end up making robot clothing [237d]
- Inside the Fortune CEO Initiative dinner: Debt worries, diplomacy, and a chance to have a ‘good debate’ [237d]
- Why my $150 million startup thinks it can solve the $406 billion loneliness problem [237d]
- Lamborghini CEO says ‘disappointing’ EV charging infrastructure contributed to no demand for the luxury automaker’s all-electric line [237d]
- Meet Mark Zuckerberg’s college roommate. He’s an Olympian-turned-VC exec who now invests in your favorite celebrity businesses [237d]
- Jack Schlossberg says his grandfather JFK would be ‘alarmed’ by how far America has fallen on the world stage [237d]
- The graduate who racked up the biggest student loan in UK history owes more than $420,000—even pricier than the average British home [237d]
- For CEOs, it’s time for a wartime mindset [237d]
- How an MBA internship led Mitsubishi to e-commerce platform Yami—and into the U.S. snacks market [237d]
- Craigslist founder says his inspiration for donating $450 million started in Sunday school: ‘I should treat people like I want to be treated’ [237d]
- China is becoming a ‘factory to the factories,’ powering global manufacturing in places like Southeast Asia even as U.S. trade declines [237d]
- Supermicro’s co-founder was just arrested for allegedly smuggling $2.5 billion in GPUs to China [237d]
- You don't need an AI degree to land an AI-powered internship [236d]
- Elon Musk misled Twitter investors in an effort to try to lower its purchase price, a jury finds [236d]
- Tech Memo interview: Talking 'atoms' and 'bits' with Eclipse's Joe Fath [236d]
- You're laughing. The metaverse is dying, and you're laughing. [236d]
- Taylor Frankie Paul was supposed to revive 'The Bachelorette.' The fiasco says a lot about why the franchise is losing viewers. [236d]
- Judge throws out Sam Altman's sister's lawsuit accusing him of sexual abuse— but leaves door open to refile [236d]
- Box CEO says companies will need to figure out how to budget for workers running up AI token bills [237d]
- See Hermès new tech collection, from a $5,150 charging case for your Apple devices to a $820 cardholder [237d]
- I packed for a 7-day trip to Canada with just a backpack. Here are 6 items I'm glad I brought and 4 I wish I had. [237d]
- Ukraine says its 'red' team forces beat NATO's 'blue' team forces in every combat scenario during recent naval drone drills [237d]
- Dunkin's $6 value meal is back. I tried it, and a full breakfast cost half the usual price. [237d]
- Goldman Sachs maps out where it's pushing AI — and the risks that could upend its strategy [237d]
- As a chief innovation officer, writing fiction helps me with my job. I'm now a better strategist. [237d]
- I've traveled beyond Japan's popular Tokyo-Kyoto-Osaka route. There are 4 day trips I'd actually recommend. [237d]
- 11 of the most interesting quotes from Claude users about their hopes and fears for AI [237d]
- How millions of student-loan borrowers will be affected by their transfer to the Treasury [237d]
- I made a Michelin-starred chef's version of a McDonald's McMuffin. It only took 10 minutes and tasted way better than the original. [237d]
- I've been a wedding photographer for over 12 years. Here are 10 of the best ideas I've seen at weddings. [237d]
- I adopted a new fitness strategy in my 40s that's helped me run half-marathons, hold handstands, and do pull-ups as I age [237d]
- An 80-year-old was scammed out of $285,000. His computer was accessed remotely, and his money turned into cryptocurrency. [237d]
- Here's what Bari Weiss told CBS News employees as the company starts a new round of layoffs [237d]
- Every couple from 'The Bachelor' universe who are still together [237d]
- I've been to all 50 states. These are my 6 favorite cities to visit in the spring. [237d]
- I tried every new item on The Cheesecake Factory's spring menu. I now have a new favorite appetizer. [237d]
- I visited an Eddie Bauer store, and it quickly became clear why the retailer is closing locations [237d]
- One of the world's biggest energy groups is telling people to work from home as oil prices soar [237d]
- Mark Cuban says he's joined the Mac Mini craze, using one to counter a flood of AI-generated emails [237d]
- My first performance review after maternity leave was disappointing. It was difficult to be a great mom and a great employee. [237d]
- Elon Musk has a history of doing the impossible. A Tesla Terafab may be his most difficult challenge yet. [237d]
- Why Scott Galloway is leading a movement against Big Tech [237d]
- How these JPMorgan dealmakers spot the next drink craze before it hits your fridge [237d]
- I thought using AI and vibe coding could protect me from job cuts, but Amazon still laid me off. Here's what I learned. [237d]
- How True Religion turned a Y2K throwback into a $500 million comeback [237d]
- What parts of your job would you give to AI? [237d]
- I've applied to over 500 jobs in the 11 months since my layoff. I lost hot water and started a GoFundMe. [237d]
- Inside Scott Galloway's messy, money-first activism [237d]
- The 5 most important work relationships you should prioritize for career growth — besides your boss [237d]
- I'm an ICU nurse in New York City. I start my day at 5:30 am with a prayer, a cup of coffee, and rounds with my trauma patients. [237d]
- Even with US Navy warships, getting oil flowing through the Strait of Hormuz isn't likely to be quick or easy, analysts say [237d]
- AI influencers are here. Real content creators have one way to fight back. [237d]
- China is putting OpenClaw to work in robots [237d]
- TSA lines in Las Vegas aren't long. Casinos are donating food and basics to agents to keep it that way. [237d]
- Mark Cuban says he thinks the humanoid robot push will fail in 5 to 10 years [237d]
- I moved my family to Korea for a job. Then I got laid off — and I'm still glad we came. [237d]
- Jensen Huang says he will be 'deeply alarmed' if his $500,000 engineer did not consume at least $250,000 of tokens [237d]
- The robot that went on the fritz while dancing at Haidilao in California was in 'celebration mode,' the restaurant says [237d]
- Hyundai's Motional wants to deploy robotaxis at lower costs. Here are 5 takeaways from our chat with the CEO. [237d]
- Emergent's CEO tells BI why he feeds hiring interview transcripts into ChatGPT [237d]
- I'm 80 and a former weightlifter. Life after retirement felt dull — so I started exercising again. [237d]
- I quit my marketing job to backpack Asia. Traveling alone gave me the confidence to take big career risks. [237d]
- Snowflake makes cuts as part of 'targeted adjustments' to the company's strategy [237d]
- Audit sparked by Business Insider story slams California ties to Chinese boarding school [237d]
- Uber gave up on driverless cars. Now it's paying the price. [237d]
- Chuck Norris never dies: How a meme made him a cultural icon and multimillion-dollar brand [236d]
- The first major stock index just fell into correction territory. Will others follow? [236d]
- March 27 looks like a make-or-break day for American travelers and the partial government shutdown [236d]
- Gold isn’t your safe haven in this war: It just logged its biggest weekly drop in over 14 years [236d]
- The year’s hottest crypto play is helping investors bet on the future of trading [236d]
- Retirement investors assume financial pros are held to high standards. That’s not always the case. [236d]
- Saudi Arabia has a workaround for the Hormuz crude-export standstill. It may not be enough. [236d]
- You could be killing your retirement by neglecting your IRA [236d]
- Nvidia’s stock chart just displayed a bearish signal. Is the AI star losing its shine? [236d]
- Chipotle’s stock is due for a rebound from ‘slop bowl’ malaise [236d]
- If you support the Iran war, stop whining about gasoline prices [237d]
- Stocks and bonds struggle as traders see chances of Fed rate hike soar above 50% — up sharply from earlier this week [237d]
- Annuities in 401(k) plans aren’t all they’re cracked up to be [237d]
- These energy stocks could see gains for years from Middle East supply disruptions [237d]
- Weight-loss drugs are changing the way people dress. These companies stand to benefit. [237d]
- Tesla’s push for self-driving in Europe continues its bumpy ride [237d]
- Arm’s stock could rocket 50% as Wall Street wakes up to a ‘game-changing’ trend, analyst says [237d]
- ‘This guy has no manners’: My Airbnb guest requested I buy bacon and beer. The $30 bill remains unpaid. Do I insist? [237d]
- Markets are getting closer to a buying opportunity as investors capitulate, says Bank of America strategist [237d]
- Fed’s Waller says he doesn’t support rate hikes, sees inflation cooling in the second half of the year [237d]
- Why Britain’s bond market is in free fall as key yield reaches 17-year high [237d]
- Super Micro’s stock sinks after co-founder’s indictment. Here are Wall Street’s biggest questions. [237d]
- Micron’s stock is spectacularly cheap, as these numbers show [237d]
- Unilever in talks to sell food business to McCormick [237d]
- Crypto firms want the perks of being a bank but without the rules — putting your money at 2008-level risk [237d]
- History says these 2 overlooked asset classes are the only real shield against 1970s-style stagflation [237d]
- Financial advisers used to say no to bitcoin. Now they’re saying maybe — but with a catch. [237d]
- Soaring healthcare costs are forcing people to make troubling trade-offs, like skipping meals — and the situation is about to get worse [237d]
- Why peak uncertainty about the Iran war signals a stock-market rally may be near [237d]
- Oil prices rise as Trump reportedly mulls new measures for Kharg Island [237d]
- Asian economies running out of fuel, and time, as the fallout from Epic Fury widens [237d]
- I’m 30 and want to save $420,000 in 10 years. But I work for the Fed and can’t invest in bank-specific ETFs. What are my options? [237d]
- Here’s what happens after the S&P 500 breaks under the 200-day moving average following a long run [237d]
- ‘The money is tax-free’: I’m 76 and won $50,000 in a settlement related to cancer from nuclear waste. What should I do with it? [237d]
- Macaulay Culkin and Brenda Song buy a new luxury home in L.A. for $10.3 million [237d]
- Super Micro cofounder engaged in backdoor scheme to divert Nvidia chips to China, U.S. government says [237d]
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