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Jacob Cooper left his six-figure tech job due to burnout and launched a business selling mini pizza bagels in New York City.

Airlines will need time to adjust schedules even after the shutdown ends, carriers warned.

Since the beginning of 2024, job openings have outnumbered hires by more than 2.2 million a month.

After dropping out of college in 2007, Amy Landino started a side hustle creating videos and doing social media. Ultimately she was able to quit her day job.

Burry alleged that "hyperscalers" are artificially boosting earnings by extending the useful life of their computer equipment.

U.S. Customs has collected nearly $200 billion in tariffs since the beginning of 2025. Supreme Court just raised concerns the process of repaying them.

Despite the advantages of exchange-traded funds, older investors may be wise to pause before selling mutual funds to buy them.

Companies that maintain a startup's agility years down the road are the most likely to be successful for decades, says author and investor Eric Becker.

Billionaire Barry Sternlicht, the chairman and CEO of Starwood Capital Group, is a legendary, legacy real estate investor. He called the impact of AI "terrifying."

Longer auto loans can lower the monthly payments, but three key trade-offs are worth weighing before you buy.