• Growing US debt burden spooks some bond investors as election looms

    Growing US debt burden spooks some bond investors as election looms
    Bond investors are on edge about federal budget deficits that are expected to persist into the foreseeable future regardless of the outcome of this year's presidential election.Although President Joe Biden and his main challenger, former President Donald Trump, have each touted deficit reduction efforts in their respective administrations, budget forecasts from the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO) project the deficit rising from about $1.6 trillion in 2024 to $2.6 trillion a decade
  • Trump's fellow billionaires boost his presidential bid

    Trump's fellow billionaires boost his presidential bid
    Former President Trump's 2024 presidential campaign is getting a financial boost from a group of billionaires as he looks to close the fundraising gap with Democrat rival President Biden.Billionaire Stephen Schwarzman, the CEO and co-founder of Blackstone, announced on Friday that he will back the former president in the 2024 race after he previously called for the Republican Party to turn to a "new generation of leaders."Schwarzman, who is worth an estimated $39 billion, said he shares many Ame
  • Tesla shareholders urged to nix Elon Musk's $56B pay package

    Tesla shareholders urged to nix Elon Musk's $56B pay package
    Tesla shareholdersset to vote this week on reinstating CEO Elon Musk's $56 billion pay package, which was voided earlier this year by a Delaware judge, are being urged by a proxy advisory firm to nix it.Glass Lewis said Saturday it urged Tesla shareholders to reject the staggering package, citing its "excessive size," the impact of Musk exercising the stock options and the concentration of the company's ownership.It also cited Musk's "slate of extraordinarily time-consuming projects" which have
  • British family says SunExpress airline kicked them off flight to Turkey over daughter's peanut allergy

    British family says SunExpress airline kicked them off flight to Turkey over daughter's peanut allergy
    A 12-year-old girl and her family from Britain were kicked off a SunExpress flight from London’s Gatwick Airport to Turkey over her peanut allergy, according to the girl’s father.Nick Sollom, 48, told The Telegraph that the airline booted him, his wife and their two children from the flight after raising concerns over his daughter’s peanut allergy and requesting that the pilot make an announcement asking passengers to refrain from eating peanuts during the flight."They jus
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  • Travelers delayed over 2.1M hours at airports last year: FAA says 'safety' and 'efficiency' is top priority

    Travelers delayed over 2.1M hours at airports last year: FAA says 'safety' and 'efficiency' is top priority
    Americans are unsurprisingly fed up with constant flight delays and cancellations across the U.S., and it is only to be expected. From 2023-2024, passengers lost over 2.1 million hours of time due to travel issues.Data for 2 million flights from the Bureau of Transportation was probed, and a newly released Places to Travel report concluded that from Jan. 2023 to Feb. 2024, passengers lost 2,100,140 hours and 43 minutes of travel time as a result of delays.A small regional airport in Utah, Provo
  • Is co-owning a home better for your wallet? Real estate experts weigh in

    Is co-owning a home better for your wallet? Real estate experts weigh in
    Purchasing a slice of a home with your friends or family may not be as easy as it sounds.While the concept of group homeownership isn’t new (think: timeshares), more and more younger generations are reportedly open to the idea of buying one-fourth or even one-eighth of a property amid a volatile and pricey real estate market."It's just a natural solution to a growing problem that we face here in America, and that many cities face around the world," co-founder and CEO of Pacaso – a pr
  • How to start a candle business in 2024: 5 easy steps to selling candles from the comfort of your home

    How to start a candle business in 2024: 5 easy steps to selling candles from the comfort of your home
    Americans are rapidly working on side hustles as an additional source of income.Fifty-four percent of Americans have begun a side hustle in the last twelve months, according to MarketWatch, as a means of making more money in addition to a primary source of income. All you really need to start a side hustle is an idea and an understanding of how to execute that idea. Taking a creative approach to your entrepreneurship can include a hobby-like business, and one of the more popular ones today
  • Why does Drake have so many companies?

    Why does Drake have so many companies?
    Amid the feud between Drake and rival Kendrick Lamar online sleuths uncovered details about the former's businesses and other holdings that started a buzz on social media. CBC News looks into Drake's business and property holdings and why he has so many.
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  • Stressed at work? Anxious about the wider world? You might be part of 'The Great Exhaustion'

    Stressed at work? Anxious about the wider world? You might be part of 'The Great Exhaustion'
    The Great Exhaustion is a new term coined by analysts and economists to describe a pervasive form of burnout that starts with stress directly related to work and piles on anxieties about the state of the world in general.
  • Walmart promotes Pride merchandise as Target scales back following backlash

    Walmart promotes Pride merchandise as Target scales back following backlash
    Walmart promoted its new Pride apparel on social media ahead of Pride month on Saturday, writing on Instagram, "Not just a slogan. #PrideAlways is a reminder to lead with love.​"The company’s promotion comes just weeks after Target said its Pride collection would only be available in "select stores" following a major backlash by conservatives last year. Target has had June Pride Month displays with rainbow and LGBTQ+ messaging for years, but the addition of products such as
  • Burger King to release $5 value meal to compete with McDonald's

    Burger King to release $5 value meal to compete with McDonald's
    Fast-food chain Burger King will be debuting a new value meal ahead of schedule as competitor chains launch meal deals of their own. "We are bringing back our $5 ‘Your Way Meal’ as agreed upon with our franchisees back in April," a spokesperson for Burger King said on Thursday, May 23.The news was first reported by Bloomberg News. NEARLY 80% OF AMERICANS NOW CONSIDER FAST FOOD A ‘LUXURY’ DUE TO HIGH PRICESThe meal will consist of a choice of three sandwiches alo

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