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My boyfriend lives in the house I bought and pays for half of everything, including the mortgage. It benefits us both.
My partner lives in the house I bought and pays for half the mortgage and bills. It's part of a long-term strategy to own two properties together.
21 sayings you'll understand only if you're Irish
These phrases are known far and wide in Ireland. Find out what they really mean in time for St. Patrick's Day.
Bought something from overseas last year? You might be owed a tariff refund.
If you bought something overseas that required shipping last year, some shipping companies are willing to help claw back the IEEPA tariffs you paid.
This AI company is hiring improv actors — and willing to pay them $74 an hour
Handshake AI is offering actors $74 an hour to record themselves doing improv as part of a project for "one of the leading AI companies."
I put EV chargers in my company's parking lot. With gas prices soaring, employees appreciate them even more.
The founder of a packaging company says EV chargers are a popular employee benefit, especially when gas prices spike.
Marc Andreessen explains why he won't be jumping on Silicon Valley's ayahuasca trend
Andreessen says he's seen a lot of executives take psychedelics and "become a surf instructor." He has a much more conventional drug of choice.
The Pentagon provided a rare inside look at Palantir's Project Maven and how the AI tool helps the military wage war
Cameron Staley, the Pentagon's chief digital and AI officer, praised Palantir's tool for modernizing warfighting.
I've tried 100 side hustles. These 5 are the most lucrative that don't require any experience.
Tom Blake, now a digital nomad, has tried more than 100 side hustles. He says many don't live up to the hype but a few are worth your time.
Eight ex-ServiceNow salespeople have been poached by upstart rival Serval as companies race to compete in the AI boom
The exodus shows how difficult it can be for tech companies with falling valuations to retain talent when AI companies come calling.
The Fed is likely to hold rates steady with volatile oil prices and poor US jobs performance
Jerome Powell and the Federal Open Market Committee will make its March interest rate decision on Wednesday, a likely hold.
2 questions a Gen Zer asked herself before quitting Google to run for Congress: 'I knew I'd regret not doing it'
A Gen Zer quit her Google job to run for Congress in Illinois. She shares why she left Big Tech, and her advice for young professionals.
Why TSA agents aren't getting paid right now — and what it will take to change that
The Department of Homeland Security has been shut down since February 14, with lawmakers still at odds over funding for ICE and Border Patrol.