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“They have a lot of expenses that I don’t feel like, but if I say something about it, it becomes my problem,” she said. “So… Read More »Their children are their retirement plans

Countries and companies are facing an aging crisis, and experts say policymakers and business leaders need to rethink how they deal with older workers.

While the risk of lost investment in Europe is clear, some delegates said it was more important to praise Washington for its massive investment plans… Read More »In Davos, European distress over a ‘Made in America’ law

A young founder promised to simplify the university’s financial aid process. It was a convincing pitch. Especially, as now seems likely, for those with little… Read More »JPMorgan paid $175 million for a company it now says was a scam

How long will can the naked eye tell the difference between images created by generative artificial intelligence and art created by humans? Ari Melenciano, an… Read More »How to spot AI-generated art, according to artists

The United States this week hit a limit on how much money it can borrow, forcing the Treasury Department to take so-called extraordinary measures to… Read More »What is happening now in the debt limit debate?

It’s 10:00 PM and like a vampire stirring his coffin to greet the nocturne, my trash can comes to life. A half-circle of yellow lights… Read More »My week with the future of bins

Content creators have long criticized Facebook and Instagram for their content moderation policies related to photos that show partial nudity, arguing that their practices are… Read More »Instagram and Facebook should update nude rules, says Meta Board