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I secured an $849 monthly mortgage payment on my first home in New York. A few years later, I feel trapped by it.
I secured a good mortgage rate and low monthly payment on my first home in New York, but I now feel stuck and am taking steps to get out of it.
Warren Buffett spoke about Bill Gates' Epstein ties — and why he's stopped giving money to the Gates Foundation
Warren Buffett said he and Bill Gates have had a "wonderful friendship," but the investor now trusts his kids to distribute his vast fortune.
Jensen Huang still steps in to settle internal fights over Nvidia's scarce AI chips, executive says
The AI giant's automotive boss says teams compete weekly for computing power as demand continues to outstrip supply.
Inside Anthropic's state-by-state plan to ratchet up AI rules
By pushing for ever-tougher AI safety laws, Anthropic is drawing a distinction between its state lobbying strategy and OpenAI's campaign to streamline a set of...
An AI startup wants 'vibe directing' to become the new vibe coding
OpenArt AI is bringing an ad campaign to AMC movie theaters to encourage film buffs to start 'vibe directing' using AI.
I was nervous to camp alone with my 9-year-old son, so we tried glamping. It was the perfect adventure with less stress.
Glamping was the perfect mother-son adventure. It felt less stressful than camping with him by myself and we still got to spend time in nature.
Jamie Dimon laid out what he wants to see in JPMorgan's next CEO — and it's a long list
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon wants his successor to have everything from heart, soul, and grit to curiosity and emotional intelligence.
How a buzzy luggage brand turned TikTok hate comments into a product road map
BÉIS is rolling out major redesigns to many of its core products, including its much-reviewed and much-duped Weekender bag.
IBM's CEO just showed what taking accountability looks like
Current and former tech leaders say the CEO's candid response to the tech giant's disappointing quarter offers a lesson for handling bad news.
This startup is betting job seekers will pay to land a job
Refer is an AI recruiter where job seekers, not employers, pay after landing a job. The startup recently raised $7.5 million.
I spend $800 on my hair every quarter and invest in dresses, heels, and makeup. They're all part of my professional confidence.
An analyst spends $800 every three months on her hair and gets her makeup professionally done for work events. It's her key to confidence at work.
I took a 10-year career break to care for my daughter who has disabilities. Here's how I broke back into my industry.
A media lawyer left her job to care for her daughter who has autism. A decade later, her strong network made it easier to return to her industry.