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- Starbucks is becoming cool again. Here’s how it pulled off its turnaround.
Trendier products, faster service and more food options boost Starbucks’ earnings.
- ‘Love Island USA’ winners are spending their $100,000 prize money in a very relatable way
Trinity Tatum and Bryce Alakai aren’t spending their reality-TV winnings on shopping sprees just yet.
Earlier today
- Looking for a second home? Sellers in these markets could be ready to make a deal.
House hunters could find good prices in second-home markets across the South and Midwest.
- I’m managing a former colleague who just can’t keep up with her workload. How do I handle this without being a jerk?
“I wish she would just find somewhere else to work.”
- I’ve seen families destroyed by this common estate-planning mistake. Here’s how to protect yours.
It’s not enough to do everything “right” on paper.
- Economy is poised to show strong second-quarter growth — but only after a look under the hood
The U.S. economy churned out another robust rate of growth in the second quarter even as the Iran war boosted inflation, but that might not be so read
- Gen Z stays home almost every weekend because going out isn’t worth the money
Forget FOMO: Fear of financial regret is keeping younger Americans at home on Saturday night.
- Two rival AI super PACs are backing the same congressman. What gives?
The artificial-intelligence industry is following in the crypto sector’s footsteps in working to influence elections.
- ‘We already have wills’: We’re in our 60s with $1.5 million. How do we prevent family drama among our heirs?
“I realize that probate can be lengthy, public and expensive.”
- Actress Elisha Cuthbert sells her West Hollywood home for $1.9 million after price cut
Hollywood actress Elisha Cuthbert has officially sold her lavish Los Angeles home for $1.93 million, days after the property was put back on the marke
Yesterday
- My stepdad is dying from cancer. How can I help my mom find out if she’ll get his assets?
“My worry is that one of his kids from his other marriage or one of his siblings will pop up and say they deserve his assets.”
- It’s getting easier for terminally ill people to end their own lives. What to know as laws change.
Patients must meet three conditions to qualify for Medical Aid in Dying.
- An extra-caffeinated version of Mr. Pibb is helping Coca-Cola win over cash-strapped shoppers
Coca-Cola’s stock is bucking consumer weakness as it heads toward a record high.
- The U.S. will import Mexican cattle again. Here’s what that means for high beef prices.
The U.S. Agriculture Department will allow cattle imports from Mexico to resume beginning in late August, despite the threat of the New World screwwor
- Alphabet and Tesla took a hit from soaring AI spending. Will Microsoft, Meta and Amazon be next?
Big Tech’s binge is draining free cash flow — and the bond markets are taking notice.
- I got an unexpected $1,000 medical bill. Here’s why I’m not paying it yet.
Before you pay any medical bill, take these steps to check it — and possibly lower it.
- Apple is now letting you lease an iPhone like a car. Here’s what to know.
The program represents a historic shift in how the company sells its consumer electronics at a time when consumers are worried about high prices.
- ‘She is on Medicaid’: My sick friend pleaded with me to be her executor. Can I decline after she dies?
“She is in poor health and owns a home with a reverse mortgage that has been used to help pay for her caregivers.”
- Actor Orlando Bloom tries again to sell Malibu beach house — now for $10 million
Hollywood star Orlando Bloom is making another attempt to sell his longtime Malibu beach mansion—relisting the property at a big discount, just a few
Monday, July 27
- Stop snacking. Restricting eating for only 8 or 9 hours a day may keep your mind sharp.
A new study found cognitive improvements for shorter durations of eating
- Apple reclaims title of world’s largest company after historic stretch of outperformance
Apple’s stock is on track to see its best monthly performance in more than two decades relative to the Nasdaq-100.
- Should you get paid to care for a family member?
Serving as a family caregiver isn’t just exhausting. It can be financially devastating, as well.
- The AI boom shows no sign of slowing — and the U.S. economy is reaping the benefits
Insatiable demand for computer memory and other technologies needed to build artificial intelligence boomed again in the second quarter, and could spu
- Do I need to hire a broker to find an apartment in New York City?
“Maybe some apartments are not being listed for rent or are being snapped up by people who are using brokers.”
- Strategist’s mathematical formula for Trump’s ‘TACOs’ borne out by weekend ceasefire
It appears the White House was beginning to feel the pressure of rising bond yields and falling stock prices.
- Fivefold increase for Chinese chip maker CXMT in Shanghai debut
CXMT closed its first day of trading with a market capitalization of $85 billion
- ‘I feel lucky’: I’m 71 and inherited $20,000. What should I do with this money?
“I have an IRA, a high-yield savings account, four CDs and checking and savings accounts.”
- A look at Cher’s $85 million Malibu home, after she spent $1 million in legal fees in lawsuit
Singing sensation Cher will be forced to pay the $1 million in legal fees that she incurred during a bitter legal battle against the widow of her ex-h
- ‘Ransom Canyon’ star Josh Duhamel: The self-described ‘doomsday prepper’ quickly sells $3.4 million L.A. home
“Ransom Canyon” star Josh Duhamel has officially closed on the sale of his Los Angeles home, selling the picturesque property for more than his asking
Saturday, July 25
- Still waiting for the free $1,000 to hit your child’s ‘Trump account’? Here’s what to know.
Around $1.5 billion has been deposited into the accounts since their launch earlier this month, the Treasury Department said.
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