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How to make your car last as long as possible

How long will a car last? We break down the factors that impact a car’s longevity and utility.

My friend’s controlling husband pressured her to give up her job — and ‘lost’ her passport. What can we do?

“She has complained that her husband has forced her out of the house on several occasions.”

60 is the new 30: One of America’s richest self-made women talks about the benefits of being a late-blooming entrepreneur

Liz Elting sold her company when she was 52, and now, at almost 58, she feels like she is just getting started.

Bitcoin climbs past $59,000 as rally continues ahead of halving event

Bitcoin is trading at levels not seen since late 2021 as a bullish run for the No. 1 cryptocurrency continues.

Lysol maker Reckitt Benckiser sees profits slump on lower sales, Middle East accounting issue

The Durex owner saw its sales volumes plunge following its decision to hike prices by 7.8% over 2023

Apple reportedly ends its longtime plans to build a self-driving EV

Apple Inc. is scrapping an ambitious, decade-long effort to develop an electric car with self-driving capabilities, according to reports Tuesday.

Urban Outfitters says it’s reviewing ‘all areas’ of its struggling namesake stores

Shoppers are “not as exuberant as they were when first coming out of the pandemic,” the retailer’s CEO said.

Dating app Bumble to lay off about 37% of workforce as it looks to drive growth

Online-dating company Bumble Inc. will lay off approximately 350 workers — about 37% of its workforce — as part of a restructuring plan.

Warner Bros. Discovery, Paramount shares rise on report that merger talks have halted

Shares of Warner Bros. Discovery Inc. and Paramount Global Inc. rose Tuesday after a new report said merger talks between the media giants have stopped.

MicroStrategy’s stock deemed a ‘buy,’ with bitcoin’s halving a budding catalyst

MicroStrategy Inc.’s stock could prove a “timely play” on the bitcoin-halving event that’s expected in April, a new bull says.

Office prices still need to drop 50% for housing conversion projects to work, says Goldman

Prices in San Francisco, Boston, Los Angeles and Seattle need to fall at least 30% more

Lemonade warns that increased spending will hurt its near-term profit

Lemonade Inc., a tech-powered insurance provider, said Tuesday it would spend more on growth this year, a move it said would hurt profits in the months ahead following a year of “extraordinary challenges” in the insurance industry.
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