‘When he doesn’t get money, he becomes angry’: My brother has led a life of chaos and financial ruin. What is my moral obligation?
“Without clear distance and boundaries, he will pull me down with him.”
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Anthropic’s Claude recovers from outage following ‘unprecedented’ demand surge
Claude has been gaining more respect with users following ChatGPT backlash and the introduction of new coding tools.
Iran strikes by Israel and the U.S. mean you’ll be paying a lot more for gasoline this spring, forecasts GasBuddy
Why prices at the pump look to be headed as much as 50 cents higher by May — and possibly even more.
Has the retail industry rebounded? We’ll find out this week from Target, Costco, Best Buy and others’ earnings
Some analysts felt the retail industry was due for a modest recovery in 2026. Results from some of the biggest chains this week will offer a sense of how that rebound is going.
‘I have a legal and a moral question’: My dad left when I was 9, reconnected with me in my 50s and now needs money. What do I owe him?
“After the divorce was finalized, he and his partner moved out of state to a place where there would be no child-support enforcement.”
Trump calls for regime change after U.S.-Israel attack on Iran. Markets should brace for more than June’s brief military campaign.
The next 24 to 48 hours of conflict will be crucial for markets after the U.S. and Israel launched military strikes against Iran.
Amazon, Nvidia and SoftBank pour $110 billion into OpenAI — raising the stakes for AI monetization
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.
Jump in oil prices may reflect worry about Iran delays on nuclear deal, analyst says
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.
Why strategist Tom Lee believes the AI and crypto selloffs are almost over
Fundstrat’s Tom Lee says the tech and crypto selloff has gone just about as far as it’s going to go.
CEOs say they won’t add many jobs in 2026. Is a low-hire, low-fire labor market the new norm?
The “low-hire, low-fire” labor market appears here to stay — at least in 2026. Most CEOs of U.S. companies say they have no plans to increase the size of their workforce this year.
