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Despite months of unrest about the state of the economy, Americans remain willing to spend money on all kinds of goods. But they make it… Read More »US shoppers will still spend money as long as retailers give them a reason

Elon Musk testified Wednesday that he was not involved in discussions among Tesla board members about a 2018 compensation package that would give him billions… Read More »Elon Musk testifies that he had little to say about his Tesla Pay

Of the moment Elon Musk closed his Twitter deal, the network’s diehard users have taken steps to praise it. People have downloaded their own archive… Read More »Do you want to archive Twitter? Good luck with that

Britain’s cost-of-living crisis deepened in October as consumer prices rose 11.1 percent year-on-year, the highest level in more than 40 years. gas. The higher-than-expected increase… Read More »UK inflation hits 11.1%, highest in more than 40 years

After Russia invaded Ukraine, Europe quickly moved from what the industry called “the market of last resort” to “the market of most need,” said Anatol… Read More »A parade of tankers has eased the energy crisis in Europe

For the past week, Dr. Lerner has had a front row seat to the implosion of Mr. Bankman-Fried’s empire. First, the dramatic collapse of FTX,… Read More »FTX’s in-house performance coach is as surprised as you are

People fleeing Twitter have turned to Eugen Rochko’s alternative. He says social networks can support healthy debate, without one person pulling the strings.

“The Walmart settlement provides the fastest and most truncated stream of rebates to communities of any pharmacy settlement,” said Paul Geller, a local government attorney,… Read More »Walmart agrees to pay $3.1 billion to settle nationwide opioid lawsuits

You too already on Mastodon? If you’re looking for advice on how to join and find your friends, we’ve got you covered. When trying to… Read More »Who Pays the Price for Big Tech’s Hubris?