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U.S. stock futures fell Thursday after tech juggernaut Meta Platforms reported quarterly results that disappointed investors.

Rubrik is hitting the market at a historically slow time for venture-backed tech IPOs.

Speaker Johnson called on Columbia University’s president to resign amid ongoing controversial student protests over the war in Gaza.

The escalation shows how American banks are struggling to navigate American sanctions rules more than two years after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Mark Zuckerberg’s bet on the metaverse continues to be a money-bleeding endeavor, with the unit reporting billions of dollars in losses every quarter.

The burrito chain said traffic increased 5.4% in its first quarter.

IBM said it would buy HashiCorp, a cloud software maker that’s growing at a faster pace. IBM reported its third revenue miss in five quarters.

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People in their 40s are often balancing multiple financial goals, but they placed second on the list of age groups that saved the most in 2023.

The five-time All-Star and two-time WNBA champion hopes to see the excitement around Clark help grow the league.

Before insurance, Novo Nordisk charges about $1,000 per month for Ozempic in the United States. In Germany, the company charges $59 per month for the same drug.

Anastasia Dedyukhina spent a lot of time using her smartphone when she worked in digital marketing, so she ditched it for a year and a half.

Jeff Bezos doesn’t time block or stick to a strict schedule to be successful and productive. Instead, he allots however much time he needs for mind wandering.

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce has long threatened to sue the FTC over the noncompete ban.

President Joe Biden signed a bill into law on Wednesday that will effectively ban TikTok if ByteDance does not sell the app within the year.

A TikTok ban could take years due to potential legal challenges, but creators worry about how they’ll make a living if it goes away.