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The Rise Of The Part-Time Trader: How Everyday Investors Are Playing The Markets In 2025

The alarm goes off at 5:30 a.m., but Mark Lacy isn’t getting ready for work—he’s already been trading for three and a half hours. The 67-year-old retiree starts his day at 2 a.m. PT, analyzing pre-market movements and executing trades before most people have their first cup of coffee.

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From AI To Emerging Markets: How 6 Pros Would Allocate $10K In Today's Market

Amid record-high markets, six Wall Street strategists shared where they would deploy $10,000 right now, identifying areas ranging from artificial intelligence to emerging markets, according to Business Insider.

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Step Aside, Hugo Spritz: Why The Spaghett Is The Drink Of The Summer – And A Recession Indicator

Each summer brings us a new "it drink." The last few years have seen the Dirty Shirley, the Chilton, and the Hugo Spritz all having their moment, but this year, a lesser-known pick is taking top billing: the spaghett.

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'The More Value You Provide, The More Money You Can Earn,' How This Self-Made Millionaire Employed 'One-To-Infinity' Leverage, Growing Her Net Worth

For years, Rose Han made her money linearly. She toiled away at her corporate job hour after hour, bringing home regular paychecks.

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From Pixels To Paychecks: How Minecraft Is Launching Gen Z's Careers

Minecraft has sold over 350 million copies since its launch in 2011, making it the best-selling video game of all time, according to Business Insider. It's also raised a generation of software engineers, coders, and developers.

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Dodging Fees And Saving Cash: The Rise Of Free Trial Hacking In Personal Finance

For those serious about saving a buck or two, there's no practice that's too extreme. From cutting coupons for groceries to joining an absurd number of loyalty programs for the freebies, there's little these bargain-hunters wouldn't do in the name of keeping more cash in hand.

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The Return Fraud Epidemic: How $103 Billion In Returns Are Costing Shopping And Sellers Big

Many shoppers think of returns as a no harm, no foul transaction. If they deem a purchase unnecessary, and the product is unused and easy to resell, they're largely right.

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From Banned To Built-In: How ChatGPT Is Going Legit In Classrooms

ChatGPT, once feared by educators as a homework-cheating hack, is now getting an official seat in the classroom.

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After Taking A 40% Pay Cut, She Regretted Her Career Pivot— Until It Landed Her A Job At Meta

When Dawn Choo was in college, she landed an internship at Facebook. The experience was so positive that she applied for full-time positions with Meta (NASDAQ:META) post-graduation, hoping to become a data scientist at Instagram.

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Tyler Perry Reveals The Role He Played In Ryan Coogler’s Major Sinners Deal

"Listen, I called that brother up..."

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Claude AI training leak reveals trusted and banned websites — here’s what it means for you

Internal leak reveals Claude’s hidden data sources

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Billionaire Mark Cuban reads around 700 emails every day in his quest for near inbox zero—and prefers that to ‘boring’ meetings

The billionaire ex-’Shark Tank’ investor checks his inbox between workouts, Zoom meetings, and meals—and he’d never outsource the job to an assistant.

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Women Climbed The Corporate Ladder—Then Watched The "Alpha Males" Take Over Again

A resurgence of combative, masculine leadership among high-profile male CEOs is drawing criticism from female executives and equity advocates, according to Business Insider. The shift has prompted many women to leave traditional workplaces in favor of entrepreneurship and more inclusive company cultures.

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They Skipped Corporate America—And Bought A Company Instead. Meet The New CEO Fast-Track

Dan Schweber was enrolled in Columbia University's executive MBA program back in 2019. Disillusioned with corporate life and not in a financial position to launch his own company, Schweber was uncertain what his future would look like.

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Trump, Who Wants To 'Straighten Out the Press,' Sues The Wall Street Journal Over 'Fake' Epstein Letter

Whatever the merits of this particular defamation claim, the president has a long history of abusing the legal system to punish constitutionally protected speech.

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3 Ways Trump’s ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ Could Hit Tesla Investors

Trump’s new bill ends federal EV tax credits, which could give a boost to rivals in the space like Rivian and Lucid. Should Tesla investors worry?

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Oculus Founder Palmer Luckey's 'Lord Of The Rings'-Inspired Digital Bank Hits $2 Billion Valuation With Backing From Founders Fund

Palmer Luckey is making another big bet: this time, not in virtual reality or military defense, but digital finance. The Anduril CEO and Oculus founder has launched Erebor, a digital bank that already holds a valuation of $2 billion as it raises at least $225 million in funding, Business Insider…

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Ring backtracks, lets cops once again request video from your doorbell and security cameras

Ring is once again letting police request security cam and doorbell footage as part of a new partnership.

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If Amazon Ring staff want a promotion, they must now prove they’ve used AI

The new policy expands expectations of AI use in Amazon’s smart home division.

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'I Thought FIRE Was The Goal For A Really Long Time,' Why This Millennial Regrets Early Retirement

Rose Han spent her twenties chasing early retirement. An adherent to the FIRE movement, short for "financial independence, retire early," she aimed at being in a position where she wouldn't need to dedicate 8-10 hours a day to the office and could instead use that time to pursue other passions.

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A League Of His Own—Blackstone Bigwig Becomes First Person To Own Stake In Teams All 5 Major U.S. Men's Sports Leagues

There is a long tradition of high-profile businessmen owning professional sports franchises, but Blackstone (NYSE: BX) executive David Blitzer has taken that trend to a new level. According to Business Insider, Blitzer is the first person to own an equity share of a team in all five major U.S. men's…

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The Three Skills You Need To Master In The Age Of AI, According To Tech Execs

AI agent adoption is projected to grow by 327% by 2027, a new report from Salesforce (NYSE:CRM) finds. This is expected to increase a company's productivity by 30%, but will drastically impact the way those companies are organized and run.

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Amazon Ring's founder is back as CEO with a hard pivot to AI. How Jamie Siminoff went from 'Shark Tank' reject to $1 billion brand

Ring’s founder wants to get the company back to his original vision.

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This Microsoft pay scale reveals AI pros are making bank — with compensation packages reaching up to $336,000/year

A report recently detailed how much Microsoft pays its employees in 2025, from software engineers to product managers.

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How Generative AI's 'Deepfake Economy' Is Hobbling Small Businesses

Over the past few years, the potential uses of generative AI, both positive and negative, have been talked to death. However, there's one application of the technology that small business owners are saying is often overlooked: the deepfake economy.

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