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Convicted Fraudster Accused of Killing Wealthy Heiress Wife in Swimming Pool to Cash in on Over $4 Million Fortune

Convicted Fraudster Accused of Killing Wealthy Heiress Wife in Swimming Pool to Cash in on Over $4 Million Fortune

A court heard allegations that a husband deliberately drowned his wealthy wife in a swimming pool to inherit her $4.3 million fortune, according to her family.


‘Grand Theft Auto’ Maker Take-Two Lays off 5% of Employees, Scraps Multiple Projects

Take-Two Interactive claimed in a filing that it is reducing development projects and workers to reorganize its business.

Melatonin Manufacturers Urged to Adopt New Packaging and Labeling Rules Following Uptick in Hospitalizations Among Children

The Council for Responsible Nutrition (CRN) released new melatonin safety standards, which supplement manufacturers urged to follow.

Intel, Linux Foundation, and Other Tech Companies Will Work Together to Build Open Generative AI Tools for Businesses

Intel and other major tech companies have launched the Open Platform for Enterprise AI (OPEA) project.


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Donald Trump's Truth Social to Launch Streaming Platform, But Trump Media Stock Still Drops as New Plan Fails to Excite Investors
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NPR Suspends Senior Editor Uri Berliner After Exposing Network's Hunter Biden Scandal Cover-Up, Liberal Bias
Senior business editor Uri Berliner was suspended by NPR for publishing an essay in which he issued an open letter breaking ranks and alleging that the nonprofit radio network had permitted liberal bias to influence its coverage.
Student Loan Repayments Set to Decrease as Appeals Court Backs Biden's Plan
The Biden administration has announced its official plans to address the issue of ballooning interest and alleviate the burden of student loan debt for borrowers.
LinkedIn Unveils Top 10 Best US Companies to Work for in 2024 — And the No. 1 Firm Isn't From the Tech Industry
LinkedIn unveiled its annual list of the top 10 best companies to work for in the US in 2024 on Tuesday.
Adidas to Sell Remaining Kanye West's Yeezy Shoes This Year — And Make Them More Affordable
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The activists criticized the company for its contract with the Israeli government, accusing it of contributing to what they perceive as a genocide amid Israel's bombing campaign in Gaza.
Social Security Falls Short for Gig Workers' Retirement Needs—What's the Solution?
For the millions of Americans who rely on Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI), the arrival of monthly payments is a vital lifeline that helps them meet their financial needs.
Canada PM Justin Trudeau
The new tax increase raises the taxable portion of capital gains exceeding $250,000 Canadian (US$181,000) from half to two-thirds.
Jim Pratt
Jim Pratt, Managing Partner at supply chain consultancy Forsyth Advisors, has been at the forefront of helping companies navigate turbulent tariff waters for over a decade. "We've been through administrations that took a hardline stance on tariffs before, like the Trump era," states Pratt. "Inflationary pressures make it even more critical now for companies to have flexible supply chain strategies that can absorb potential tariff shocks."
United Airlines Slashes Reliance on Boeing Planes After Reporting $124 Million Loss
United Airlines has revised its aircraft-delivery expectations for the year due to delays from Boeing.