Big Food Companies Jump on 'Fibermaxxing' Trend with New Snacks
PepsiCo, Kraft, and others launch fiber-infused sodas and gummies as social media drives demand for high-fiber diets.
Court Allows $71M Crypto Transfer After North Korea Hack
A US judge permits Arbitrum DAO to move frozen funds to Aave, but terrorism victims keep legal claim.
Big Bank Says Car Loans Getting Longer Isn't a Problem - Here's Why
Capital One explains why 7-year car loans and high prices won't hurt their business.
Olympic Runner Faces UK Crypto Fraud Charges
Former Olympic athlete charged in cryptocurrency scam investigation by UK authorities.
Can You Buy a House for Someone on Disability Without Hurting Their Benefits?
A caring aunt wants to help her disabled niece buy a home but worries about affecting her government benefits.
TeraWulf Loses $427M Despite Doubling AI Revenue
Bitcoin miner TeraWulf shifts to AI services, earning $21M from AI but posting huge losses as crypto mining income drops 50%.
Mom vs Son: Should You Invest Your Social Security Money Yourself?
A reader debates with his mother about Social Security. She thinks she'd be richer investing it herself.
Russia Holds Smaller Victory Day Parade as Ukraine War Continues
Putin celebrates WWII victory with reduced military parade while Ukraine conflict impacts Russia's economy and global markets.
People in Poor Countries Use Crypto Apps Like Banks, Binance Reports
77% of Binance users come from developing nations, using crypto for savings and payments instead of traditional banks.
Stock Market Hits Record High, But Big Money May Be Slowing Down
The S&P 500 reached new peaks, but Bank of America warns that automated trading systems are buying less aggressively.