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Me, worry? For US small businesses, Trump’s tariffs are now a non-issue

A year ago it was the hot topic, but business owners have seen there’s a limit to the president’s royal decrees

The Guardian - US

A 1% mistake costs $10 billion: Inside the impossible math of managing Elon Musk's trillionaire SpaceX wealth

SpaceX's record IPO made Musk a trillionaire—and created a wealth-management challenge no advisor has ever faced.

Fortune

Researchers recycle old phones and cluster them into ‘computing platforms’ that operate as a low-cost data center — says processors on modern smartphones deliver higher single-core performance than comparable multicore servers

A team of researchers from UC San Diego found that 'old' smartphones from 2023 could be combined to build a server capable of running apps locally, instead of relying on cloud servers located on a distant site.

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Amazon signs multibillion-dollar Corning deal to build the next generation of fiber optic cables for data centers

The multi-year agreement covers the supply of optical fiber, cable, and connectivity hardware to meet Amazon's growing data center footprint.

TechRadar

Being your own boss doesn’t always pay off: What 30 years of data reveal

More than 2.6 million Canadians work for themselves, and according to an annual RBC poll conducted in 2025, 59 per cent of Canadians aspire to own a business — the highest level since 2017.

The Conversation

Annuities in Retirement: 5 Things the Salesperson Won’t Tell You

Annuities are often marketed as the answer to one of retirement’s biggest fears: running out of money. The pitch can be incredibly appealing, especially for...

Saving Advice

7 Reasons Older Workers Are Quietly Powering the 2026 Economy — and What It Means for Your Retirement Timeline

For decades, retirement at 65 was considered the finish line. Today, that milestone looks very different as millions of Americans continue working well into their...

Saving Advice

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The Home Equity Mistake Costing Women Thousands During Peak Selling Season

Spring and summer are traditionally the busiest months for home sales, with buyers actively searching and sellers hoping to maximize their profits. Yet many women unknowingly make a costly home equity mistake that can reduce their final proceeds by thousands of dollars. Whether selling after a divorce, downsizing, relocating for…

Budget and the Bees

Part B Premiums Jumped This Year — Here’s Who Gets Hit the Hardest

Medicare Part B costs just climbed again, and the increase is already reshaping monthly budgets for millions of Americans. Retirees who carefully planned their expenses now face tighter margins as healthcare takes a bigger bite out of fixed incomes. Even modest jumps in premiums ripple through grocery budgets, utility bills,…

The Free Financial Advisor

6 Coverage Gaps That Could Leave You Paying Out of Pocket

Insurance feels like a safety net until a claim gets denied or a bill lands that no one saw coming. Many households assume policies cover more than they actually do, and that assumption often leads to expensive surprises. Gaps hide in plain sight inside policy fine print, limits, exclusions, and…

Everybody Loves Your Money

The Refund You’re Owed When Prices Drop After You Buy

When prices fall right after a purchase, frustration tends to kick in fast. That cart checkout moment can suddenly feel like a rushed decision when a retailer slashes prices days later. Many shoppers miss a powerful rule buried inside store policies that can put money right back into their wallets.…

Everybody Loves Your Money

Cooking Up Profits: Cracker Barrel’s Turnaround

Cracker Barrel successfully engineered an impressive operational turnaround by expanding profit margins and leveraging advanced artificial intelligence.

MarketBeat

Your Uber Driver May Soon Be Unionized. At What Cost?

It is in part an attempt to treat gig workers as full-scale employees rather than independent contractors. Drivers and riders will pay the price.

Reason

Elon Musk's big payday from SpaceX IPO

Investors who bought the shares are unlikely to see the explosive growth that past IPOs had

Salon

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'It's not a jailbreak' — Research leading to U.S. export restrictions on top Anthropic models was for defense, cybersecurity CEO says

"It was Defense Oriented Prompting (DOP), capabilities defenders need."

Tom’s Guide

I switched back to Verizon Wireless for 30 days — and now I understand why ultra wideband is such a big deal

Switching back to Verizon Wireless for 30 days proves to me the big advantage of accessing 5G Ultra Wideband speeds on my phone.

Tom’s Hardware

AI costs spike as subscriptions hit pricing wall — firms turn towards Chinese LLMs, open-source models to extend budget

Companies look for cheaper alternatives as token costs for frontier AI models skyrocket, potentially impacting OpenAI and Anthropic's bottom lines. Subscriptions also take a bite out of these startup's profitability, as utilization rates higher than 5.7% could lead to losses.

Barchart

This EV Giant Now Wants to Power AI Data Centers. How to Play Its Stock Here.

General Motors has decided to enter the energy storage market amid rising demand from data centers.

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3 Million Seniors Lost Their Medicare Advantage Plan in 2026: 7 Moves to Make Before Your Coverage Lapses

Millions of Medicare beneficiaries received an unpleasant surprise heading into 2026. Approximately 2.9 million Medicare Advantage enrollees were forced to find new coverage after insurers...

France 24

Anthropic disables access to top-tier AI models after US ban on foreign use

AI giant Anthropic said in a statement released Friday that it had disabled its most advanced AI models, known as Fable 5 and Mythos 5, after the US government ordered it to suspend access to the models for foreign nationals, citing unspecified national security concerns.

The Economic Times

Sam Bankman-Fried loses bid to overturn crypto fraud conviction

Sam Bankman-Fried's bid to overturn his fraud conviction and 25-year prison sentence has failed. The appeals court found prosecutors' evidence robust. Bankman-Fried used FTX customer funds for personal expenses. He was found guilty of stealing $8 billion. He is eligible for release in 2044. He is also seeking a presidential…

Clever Dude

Never Co-Sign This, Financial Advisors Warn

A simple signature can turn into one of the most expensive favors a person ever makes. Financial advisors regularly caution clients about co-signing loans because the risks often outweigh the rewards. While helping a friend, child, sibling, or romantic partner may seem like the right thing to do, co-signing creates…

Motor1

'Before I Even Drove A Mile': Woman Pays Kia Dealership $3,299 To Fix Alternator. Then She Tries To Drive Off The Lot

"They test drove it."

MarketBeat

TJX: Retail’s Apex Predator Feasts on Inflation

TJX Companies leverages macroeconomic pressure to expand margins and deliver substantial shareholder returns through aggressive buybacks and consistent dividends.

Tom’s Guide

Facebook and Instagram were down — live updates on outage hitting Meta services

Facebook, Instagram and other Meta services aren't working for people all around the internet.

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