BUSINESS
This Couple Quit Their Jobs, Bought Two Acres and Retired—In Their 30s
Fundrise launched in 2012 by two real estate investors and brothers. It aims to give everyone a chance to invest directly in real estate.
He Spent 90 Seconds on This App. 6 Months Later His Credit Rose 120 Points
How this man hiked his credit score 120 points in 6 months using Credit Sesame.
Ross Perot Quotes: Most Famous Lines From Ex-Presidential Candidate
"The activist is not the man who says the river is dirty," Perot once said. "The activist is the man who cleans up the river."
'Equal Pay' Women's Soccer Chants Prompt AOC, Aaron Rodgers to Back Demands
Fans chanting "equal pay" during the U.S. women's national soccer team's World Cup victory reinvigorated calls to match the salaries of the professional men's league.
#DumpStarbucks Trends after Police Asked to Leave Coffee Shop Over 'Safety'
The #DumpStarbucks emerged Friday after a group of Tempe, Arizona police officers say they were asked to leave a Starbucks on the Fourth of July after a customer complained they did not feel "safe" around them.
Heathrow Puts Pride Ads Near Royal Brunei Check-In to Protest Anti-Gay Law
"We need to stand up for our values," said Heathrow CEO John Holland-Kaye. "To make sure liberal values that make Britain such a great place to live are shared with the world."
Tortilla Shortage: Taco Bell Reduces Menu Selection After Supply Issue
A reported supplier issue means stores nationwide do not have enough 10-inch tortillas.
Nivea Skincare Accused of Homophobia: 'We Don't Do Gay'
A member of Nivea's longtime advertising agency says the skincare brand balked at an image of two men touching hands.
PepsiCo to Sell Water in Aluminum Cans to Reduce 8,000 Tons of Plastic Use
The beverage giant will test selling cans at restaurants before putting them on supermarket shelves.
Bridging the Gap Between Creativity and Entrepreneureurship
Creatives often communicate and learn differently than others. This group is often given less attention, fewer tools and, ultimately, less credit when it comes to left-brain activities.
Israeli-based SodaStream believes economic opportunity will lead to peace
Business as Diplomacy: Daniel Birnbaum, the American-born CEO of the Israeli company SodaStream, is on a mission. But whether that mission is to make millions of dollars selling fizzy water makers, to promote his personal brand of Zionism, or a combination of both, depends on whom you ask.
Boeing Forced to Park Grounded 737 Max Planes in Employee Parking Lot
Boeing has continued to produce the 737, which was grounded internationally after a series of fatal crashes, forcing the company to get creative.
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Beyond Black Friday
Instead of scouring the web for 20 percent off coupons for a two-year-old television or a mediocre pair of headphones, I threw together a holiday shopping guide for things I actually own. Life-changing things.
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Ranked: America's Most (and Least) Expensive States to Live In
We've ranked the 50 U.S. states and D.C. by how expensive they are to live in compared to the national average.
French Clothing Company Holds Fashion Show in a Paris McDonald's
Known for satirizing mass culture, Vetements designer Demna Gvasalia sent models sashaying through a McDonald's on the Champs-Elysees.
Deutsche Bank Should Be Investigated On Kushner, Trump 'Impropriety'
The demand cites reports that Deutsche Bank had a lax approach toward money laundering laws and protected lucrative clients.
'Entrepreneur' is a Limiting Word. Don't Let it Be
There are all sorts of entrepreneurs. There are people seeking out investors for grandiose ideas meant to change the world. There are entrepreneurs that quit their jobs and struggle to get by for months, maybe years. Then there are entrepreneurs like me, who work a day job, and our entrepreneurial efforts become our night job.
Mastercard Launches "True Name" Card to Help Transgender Customers
Mastercard will start letting trans and non-binary individuals use their chosen name on the front of their cards, without requiring a legal name change.
Whataburger Founding Family Sells Majority Share of Texas Chain
Whataburger, the famous burger chain with a 69-year legacy in Texas, has sold a majority interest in the company to Chicago-based investment banking firm BDT Capital.
Airbnb Offering Safaris, Cliff Camping, UFO Tours with New Airbnb Adventure
The home-share platform is breaking into the $683 billion adventure-travel market with Airbnb Adventures
11 Top Side Jobs to Earn Extra Money
The gig economy is stronger than ever, with endless side hustles available to make extra cash.
5 Things Airlines Can do Better
"Even if there's no available information to share, show sympathy and take ownership of the situation," says Brian Kelly, CEO of The Points Guy.
Airline Satisfaction is at an All-Time High. No, Really
"New technology investments have dramatically improved the reservation and check-in process," says J.D. Power's Michael Taylor. "Fleets are newer and travelers generally feel that they are getting great value for their money."
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Bernie Sanders' Interest Rate Cap Won't Work
Millions depend on access to small loans. This plan would leave borrowers at the mercy of loan sharks.