July on the Strategist was dominated by Amazon Prime Day. The most expensive item a Strategist reader bought was a Frame TV for $2,698. (It’s now back to its non–Prime Day price of $3,198.) It’s not a ...

I refer not to the actual comedies he’s popped up in but to the legion of action films he’s churned out nonstop over the past ...

According to Deutsche Bank’s 2025 “ Mapping the World’s Prices ” report, the cheapest cup of cappuccino in the world is in ...

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Earlier this month, the Department of Education announced it would resume applying interest to loans held by borrowers ...

Accruing interest follows year of zero-interest forbearance and comes amid restructuring of the nation's student loan system.

Chancellor Friedrich Merz has pledged to help German steelmakers, saying his government "will do everything we can to ...

Samsung’s slim, book-like Fold 7 shows what folding phones can do – so is this finally a trend you need to be in on?

Parents may accumulate approximately 23% more money over their lifetimes compared to people without kids. Bequest motives, or the desire to provide for children after death, lead many parents to work ...

Graduating in 2012 with a degree in fashion design, Letsinger never earned more than $16 an hour in her chosen field—and ...

Prime Day is long gone, but you can still shop for super savings on Amazon during August. Here are our favorite deals.

The transaction was a good outcome for VCs, which included Greenoaks, Kleiner Perkins, and General Catalyst. Windsurf raised ...