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US restaurants add mandatory tips to bills before foreign visitors arrive for World Cup

Restaurants in Boston, Kansas City, and Atlanta are among World Cup host cities planning to tack on the mandatory tips

The Independent UK

New research shows why tipping is making more Canadians uncomfortable

Ever feel uncomfortable when a payment screen asks for a tip? We sure have. As tipping prompts become more widespread, more consumers are feeling uneasy or frustrated, but not always sure why.

The Conversation

More Than 500 Workers File Class Action After Mexican-Themed Fast-Food Chain Suddenly Exits U.S. Market

The lawsuit seeks up to 60 days of pay and benefits for more than 500 affected workers

Latin Times

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If the Market Rally Stalls, This ETF Can Insulate Portfolios

The S&P 500's high concentration risk underscores the role that the better-diversified Invesco Equal Weight ETF can play in conservative investors’ portfolios.

MarketBeat

Could the T-Mobile Fiber outage become worse? How serious is the T-Mobile Fiber outage as T-Fiber users face internet blackout across America

Is T-Mobile down? The T-Mobile Fiber outage exposed how fragile modern internet systems can suddenly become. Thousands of T-Fiber users across America reported no internet, slow speeds, and broken connections overnight. Downdetector data showed a sharp spike in complaints. Many homes lost access during work hours.

The Economic Times

5 Questions To Ask a Bank Before Depositing Your Money

Money does not sit quietly in a bank account without consequences—it either grows, shrinks through fees, or stays protected depending on the institution. Many people focus only on convenience when choosing a bank, but smart savers dig deeper before moving a single dollar.

The Free Financial Advisor

Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce Q2 Earnings Call Highlights

Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (NYSE:CM) reported sharply higher second-quarter earnings, with management pointing to broad-based revenue growth, positive operating leverage and a strong capital position as key drivers of the bank’s performance. President and Chief Executive Officer Harry Culha

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Why More Americans Are Checking Their Bank Accounts Daily in 2026—and It’s Not Just Because of Spending

Bank apps now sit at the center of daily financial life, and millions of Americans open them every single day without even thinking twice. The habit has shifted from occasional balance checks to constant monitoring, and the reasons stretch far beyond shopping or bill payments. In 2026, financial anxiety, smarter…

The Free Financial Advisor

Plume Security Labs Exposes Hidden Proxy Network Inside SuperBox Streaming Devices that Route Potentially Harmful Traffic over Home Networks

PALO ALTO, Calif., May 28, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Plume Design, Inc. ("Plume"), the global subscriber experience platform for more than 450 Internet Service Providers (ISPs) across 58 countries, today released a report that uncovers significant security concerns found in SuperBox Android streaming devices sold at major U.S. retailers, which contain…

AAP

Surveillance Pricing: How Seniors Can Protect Their Budgets

Remember when you could walk into a store, find what you were looking for, and know that your neighbor was paying the same price for...

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How Much You Need To Earn To Buy A Home In 49 Major US Cities: First-Time Buyers Are In For A Shock

The challenge of homeownership in the US is that rising wages lag behind soaring property prices. Discover which Midwest cities offer affordable options amid the national crisis.

International Business Times UK

Dell lands $9.7bn Pentagon contract just weeks after Trump said 'go out and buy'

Dell Technologies has secured a $9.7 billion (€8.3bn) defence contract to supply Microsoft software across the entire US military, just weeks after US President Donald Trump publicly endorsed the company at the White House.

Euronews

Why Big Companies Are Suddenly Scared Of AI

For the last few years, the world was told the same thing again and again Artificial Intelligence would save companies billions, replace expensive employees, and completely transform businesses forever. Tech giants rushed to inject AI into everything possible. Customer care, coding, hiring, logistics, even decision-making. But now, something unexpected is…

MyLifeXP

Dell lands $9.7 billion Pentagon deal months after Trump-linked donation

Dell has secured a significant $9.7 billion, five-year technology agreement with the US Department of War for military software and cloud services. This deal, awarded after a competitive bidding process, is expected to streamline licensing and save the Pentagon approximately $422 million annually. The contract follows substantial philanthropic contributions from…

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Salon

Getting around Amazon isn't easy

Many online shoppers who order from independent small retailers have no idea who ships their goods

The Guardian - US

Trump administration has paid $20bn in tariff refunds, with $65bn more to come

Refunds came after the supreme court ruled Trump overstepped his authority in enacting sweeping tariffs

TechRadar

Could ChatGPT suffer Firefox’s fate? — 'The risk of falling behind is growing exponentially' as rival AI tools Gemini and Claude surge while Copilot stalls

Workplace AI adoption surged dramatically while ChatGPT lost dominance as Gemini and Claude attracted growing numbers of professional users globally.

Fortune

Labor union participation is on the rise even as U.S. companies spend more than $1.7 billion annually to halt union formation

Last year, Amazon reported spending $26 million on non-attorney consultants to persuade employees not to unionize.

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Boeing CEO says 200-jet China deal an 'initial tranche' with more to come

China has committed to buying 200 Boeing jets. This deal is seen as an initial step. Boeing's CEO believes this commitment reopens the Chinese market for narrowbody planes after a ten-year pause. Further orders for 300 to 500 more aircraft are anticipated later. This could significantly boost Boeing's sales in…

Barchart

Are Wall Street Analysts Predicting FactSet Research Systems Stock Will Climb or Sink?

As FactSet Research Systems has notably lagged the broader market over the past 52 weeks, Wall Street analysts maintain a cautious outlook about the stock’s prospects.

The Economic Times

US Stock Market: Goldman Sachs raises S&P 500 target to 8,000 on AI-driven earnings optimism

Goldman Sachs has boosted its S&P 500 target for 2026 to 8,000. This optimistic outlook is driven by strong corporate earnings and continued investment in artificial intelligence. The firm anticipates robust profit growth, with AI-related companies expected to be major contributors. This revision reflects growing confidence in the US stock…

The Economic Times

Gold hits two-month low as fresh US-Iran strikes fuel inflation fears, hurt peace hopes

Gold prices fell to a two-month low on Thursday. This happened after new U.S. strikes in Iran boosted the dollar and oil prices. Concerns about inflation and interest rates increased. Spot gold dropped to $4,406.81 per ounce. Other precious metals also saw declines. Investors are now watching U.S. economic data…

The Economic Times

Oil Price Today (May 28): Crude oil surges nearly 3% after Iran says it targeted US airbase in retaliation for fresh American strikes

Oil prices surged as US strikes in Iran heightened fears of shipping disruptions through the Strait of Hormuz. Iran's Revolutionary Guards claimed to have struck a US airbase, while US forces downed Iranian drones and struck a control station. Analysts warn that even a deal may not immediately normalize shipping,…

The Economic Times

Gold eases as US-Iran tensions cloud interest rate outlook

Gold prices dipped as escalating U.S.-Iran tensions fueled oil price surges, sparking inflation worries and casting a shadow over the Federal Reserve's interest rate decisions. Investors are now keenly awaiting crucial U.S. economic data for further policy direction. Meanwhile, other precious metals like silver, platinum, and palladium also experienced declines.

Barchart

Dollar Recovers on Conflicting US-Iran Peace Plans

The dollar index (DXY00 ) on Wednesday rose by +0.03%. The dollar recovered from early losses on Wednesday and posted modest gains on conflicting signals about prospects for a US-Iran deal to end the war and reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Iranian television said it obtained an unofficial draft of...

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