Robinhood CEO predicts an investing revolution is on the horizon – and believes it could be ‘a big problem’ for US
Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev is spotlighting “a big problem” that needs fixing in America’s trading market. Source
I’m a career coach — here’s how ChatGPT can be your secret weapon in getting a pay raise
A career coach revealed six ways to secure a pay rise in 2025 — and recommends using ChatGPT to prepare for pushback. Melissa Stone, 43, a HR professional with more than...
GameStop boss Ryan Cohen gearing up for PR blitz
Chewy founder Ryan Cohen has achieved a cult-like following in the meme-stock community for his efforts to save the video-game merchandiser GameStop, a frequent target of short-sellers that had soared...
Online holiday sales rise nearly 9% on mobile shopping boom
US online spending rose nearly 9% during the 2024 holiday season, with shoppers increasingly buying products such as TVs and LEGO sets on their smartphones, data from Adobe Analytics showed on Tuesday. Holiday spending...
PayPal accused of racial bias against Asian Americans in funding program
PayPal has been sued by an Asian American businesswoman who accused the digital payments company of racial bias for restricting part of a $535 million investment program to black and Hispanic...
Elon Musk urges supporters not to donate to Wikipedia over DEI
Elon Musk urged his supporters not to donate to the nonprofit that runs Wikipedia after the organization budgeted more than $50 million to spend on controversial diversity, equity and inclusion...
What the US can learn from Australia’s social media ban for kids
The road to hell is paved with good intentions — and so is the path to a potential surveillance state. After losing its high-profile case in the US Court of...
How Trump-brokered deal could ‘save’ TikTok as ban deadline looms
President-elect Trump could keep his pledge to “save” TikTok -– and still address national security concerns that spurred Congress to authorize a ban — by brokering a sale of the...
US to require passenger vehicles to sound alarms if rear passengers don’t fasten their seat belts
Starting in September of 2027, all new passenger vehicles in the U.S. will have to sound a warning if rear-seat passengers don’t buckle up. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration...
