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Block’s layoffs exacerbated concerns that artificial-intelligence could decimate employee counts and hurt demand for software.

She didn’t intend to evade taxes when she hired the accountant in 1993, but she’s still on the hook for his actions.

The Congressional Budget Office warns America’s public retirement programs are deteriorating at a shocking rate.

Paramount must now absorb a troubled asset at a high cost, while Netflix investors seem overjoyed to not have such problems.

Baby boomers may not be the “avocado toast” generation, but they have plenty of their own wasteful and financially damaging habits.

When a loved one dies, the last thing you want to hear is hold music.

February’s anti-AI trade has been driving a dramatic rotation under the surface of the stock market. Has it gone too far already?

“I can officially retire from my employer at age 55, but I’m not sure I can gut it out.”

Block’s “audacious” move ignites debate over whether the company is using AI as an excuse to walk back reckless hiring.

OpenAI’s new $730 billion valuation is more than double what it was a year ago, but the company’s financials pale in comparison with those of its public peers.

Oil prices were climbing on Friday, shaking off losses from the previous session, as markets get increasingly nervous about delays in reaching a deal to end Tehran’s nuclear ambitions.

”I feel like I’m just in shut-down and discouraged mode.”