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5 Most Dangerous Jobs That Don’t Need Training — And How Much They Pay

Discover five dangerous jobs that require no formal training, how much they pay and why they come with serious risks you should know about.

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Black Friday sales soar despite jittery economy as president celebrates ‘Trump bump’

The record-breaking amount of shopping comes as many Americans face economic uncertainty

The Independent UK

I Asked ChatGPT What Would Happen If the Top 1% Paid Off America’s Student Debt

What if America’s wealthiest paid off student debt? See how much it would cost and what impact it could have on borrowers and the economy.

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Safer Options Than a Cash Out Refi To Eliminate High-Interest Debt

Discover safer alternatives to cash-out refinancing to pay off high-interest debt and protect your home equity while reducing financial risk.

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4 Ways To Break Free of ‘Survival Debt’ and Get Back on Track

Digging yourself out of burdensome debt is challenging, but it's possible. Here are four ways to attack survival debt and get back on track.

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AI-assisted shopping is the talk of the holiday shopping season

Major retail chains and tech companies are offering new or updated artificial intelligence tools in time for the holiday shopping season

The Independent UK

‘Deeply demoralizing’: how Trump derailed coal country’s clean-energy revival

Biden earmarked billions for former coal communities in Appalachia – and his successor came and took it away

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Trump Slammed Biden's $52 Billion CHIPS Act. Then He Used It To Buy a Federal Stake in Intel.

Biden said "companies are investing in America again." Instead, America is investing in companies—and getting little in return.

Reason

Young people forgo homeownership to invest in the stock market

A generation that has yet to undergo a prolonged market slump may be in for a surprise.

Axios

McDonald’s promoted its new $8 nugget combo meal, then got blasted online with complaints about affordability, quality and service

“Since when is $8 a good price for 10 little nuggets, a hand full of fries and a drink?" one commenter said.

Fortune

Gen Z Surges Ahead As Vanguard Warns Baby Boomers Face $9,000 Annual Retirement Shortfall In America's New Savings Divide

A new Vanguard analysis shows younger workers gaining unexpected momentum on retirement preparedness even as millions of baby boomers confront widening savings gaps.

Benzinga

Americans Are Now Doubting Whether A Four-Year College Degree Is Worth The Cost: Report

In a dramatic shift in American attitudes toward higher education, nearly two-thirds of registered voters say a four-year college degree isn't worth the cost.

Benzinga

'They're Hiring You For Your Personality Traits,' Says Coursera CEO Greg Hart As AI Replaces 40% Of Entry-Level Tasks Across Major Firms

As major employers accelerate AI adoption and cut thousands of entry-level roles, Coursera Inc. (NYSE:COUR) CEO Greg Hart says young workers must move faster than the technology reshaping the labor market.

Benzinga

Moves to Manage the Soaring Costs of Owning a Car

It's costing more and more to keep a car on the road, but you can drive some costs down. Here's how to get a better deal on insurance premiums, repairs and gas

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Gamers Push 'RAM Boycott' To Cut Prices — but Experts Warn It Won't

Gamers are calling for a 'RAM boycott' to force prices down, but industry experts explain why the movement won't shift the market as AI-driven demand keeps costs soaring.

The Independent UK

Shoppers spend billions on Black Friday to snag holiday deals, despite wider economic uncertainty

Despite wider economic uncertainty hovering above this year’s holiday season, shoppers turned out in big numbers for Black Friday — spending billions of dollars both in stores and online

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5 Credit Card Strategies to Keep More Money in Your Pocket

Whether you're looking to earn rewards, avoid sneaky fees or just make your money stretch a little further, a few smart moves can make a big difference.

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Tariffs Are Making These Popular Holiday Gifts More Expensive

Tariffs are pushing up holiday gift prices, especially for electronics and jewelry. Find out why and how to save.

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What Will It Cost To Live “Comfortably” in Every State in 2026?

Cost of living varies state to state, and average salaries typically track it. But the cost of living comfortably? That's another metric entirely, right here.

Axios

AI is taking over Cyber Monday — when Amazon, Walmart, Target, Best Buy and Kohl's drop deals

Cyber Monday 2025 deals from Walmart, Amazon, Target and Best Buy start rolling out early. Here are sale times.

Fortune

The CEO of $12 billion Ryder System caught a massive strategic blind spot after a simple question from someone in office supplies

A question about market share triggered a major aha moment for the leader of one of the largest trucking fleets in North America.

Benzinga

Black Friday Online Spending Surges 9.4% As US Shoppers Shell Out $8.6 Billion: Adobe Analytics

U.S. shoppers spent $8.6 billion online by early evening on Black Friday, according to Adobe Analytics, marking a 9.4% jump from last year.

International Business Times UK

'Americans Click, Not Queue': Black Friday Online Sales Hit $8.6 Billion

Americans spent $8.6bn online on Black Friday as cautious shoppers turned to digital deals amid inflation, higher prices and shifting retail habits, Adobe says.

Benzinga

Bernie Sanders Slams Starbucks Again, Says CEO Earns $96 Million In Four Months While 12,000 Union Workers Still Wait For Contract

On Friday, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) once again aimed at Starbucks Corp (NASDAQ:SBUX), arguing that the company's priorities are out of balance.

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang allegedly asks managers discouraging AI use: ‘Are you insane?’ — assures employees their jobs aren’t at risk because of AI

The Nvidia chief wants all his people to go all-in on AI.

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