Our family and friends are scattered across the globe, so my husband and I decided to elope. I have 1 regret.
Our wedding had no officiant, no guests, and almost no regrets.
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Oprah-backed True Food Kitchen files for bankruptcy, blaming management turnover and strategy shifts
True Food Kitchen closed 12 of its restaurants on the day it filed for bankruptcy, cutting its footprint to 34 locations across 14 states.
I've worked at Costco for 21 years. Here are 7 of the best things I'm seeing on shelves right now.
As a longtime employee, I think the Red Bull advent calendar and Disney crew-neck sweaters are some of the best things to get at Costco right now.
Wealthy Swiss investors have a weird flex: a blue briefcase filled with 10 pounds of chocolate
Lindt gives chocolate-filled suitcases to voting shareholders every April. They're a "very Swiss kind of flex" as one share costs around $100,000.
My partner and I always thought we agreed on money. Then, we moved in together.
When we first started dating, my partner and I had similar views on money, but moving in together amplified our differences when it comes to spending.
CNN boss Mark Thompson is staying on in the David Ellison era. Read his memo to staffers.
David Ellison is keeping CNN CEO Mark Thompson in charge as Skydance buys Warner Bros. Discovery. Read Thompson's memo to staffers.
16 'Twilight' teen stars, ranked from least to most successful
In honor of the 21st anniversary of the first "Twilight" book on October 5, we looked at where the franchise's young stars are now.
Ukraine's robotic gun turrets have scored their first kills of Russia's fastest attack drones
The deployment of AI-enabled gun turrets comes as Ukraine struggles to defend against Russian jet-powered drones.
KPMG has a new CEO leading its 276,000 staff. Here are the key challenges he faces.
Gary Wingrove took over as KPMG's global chair and CEO on October 1. Industry analysts explained some of the challenges facing the Big Four boss.
Instinct users say its new shopping feature is pushing products they never asked for
Instinct users say the AI agent sent unsolicited shopping picks, raising questions about whether it's monetizing their data.
HR org SHRM heads to court in latest workplace discrimination case
The HR trade group was sued over a claim that it mishandled a request to bring a service dog to the office.
American investors are touring China’s robot factories to size up the competition
Robotics may be Silicon Valley's latest obsession, but China has spent years building up its industry.