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Sen. Klobuchar mourns assassinated Minnesota Democrat Melissa Hortman as manhunt continues
Sen. Amy Klobuchar said that authorities believe the suspect could still be in the Midwest.
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New ETF gives investors opportunity to act like private equity giant as shift away from public stocks picks up
Private markets are going to become a bigger part of investor portfolios as companies from SpaceX to OpenAI become corporate giants without an IPO.
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Billionaire Jay Chaudhry's most important relationship for success: ‘Nothing significant gets done by an individual person'
Chaudhry’s wife has been critical to his success. “I often tell people,” he says, “you want to do a great startup, get your spouse involved.”
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U.S. National Parks, national monuments and more public lands will be free on Juneteenth—and 5 other days this year
The US National Parks service will be offering no-cost admission to all of its parks, including the Grand Canyon, Yellowstone and Yosemite
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I supercommute five hours door-to-door from Los Angeles to San Francisco: It's ‘one of the best career decisions I've made'
“I didn’t want to give up what either city had to offer, so I chose both,” says Janet Lee, head of GTM at the AI startup daydream.
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Top Wall Street analysts suggest these dividend stocks for stable income
TipRanks’ analyst ranking service reveals three dividend-paying stocks, including Verizon Communications and EOG Resources, highlighted by the Street’s pros.
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Starbucks moves to the next phase in its turnaround: Winning over employees
Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol pitched his turnaround strategy to store managers at the company’s Leadership Experience in Las Vegas.
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Senate Republican education plan may trigger ‘avalanche of student loan defaults,' expert says
Senate Republicans’ new higher education plan would trigger “an avalanche of student loan defaults,” one expert says. Here’s what to know about the proposal.
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IRS: Avoid ‘falling behind' by making second-quarter estimated tax payment by June 16
The second-quarter estimated tax deadline is June 16. Here’s how to avoid a penalty, according to the IRS.
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Boeing Dreamliner crash, military escalations darken mood at Paris Air Show
The trade event is a big draw for the industry every year, as Boeing, Airbus and other aerospace giants host parties, sign deals and show off new aircraft.
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AI is disrupting the advertising business in a big way — industry leaders explain how
AI disruption is “unnerving investors in every industry, and it’s totally disrupting our business,” WPP’s outgoing boss Mark Read told CNBC.
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Vance Luther Boelter sought in fatal shooting of Minnesota Rep. Melissa Hortman
Top Minnesota House Democrat Melissa Hortman and her husband, Mark, were fatally shot in their home outside Minneapolis.
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Power play: Two money managers bet big on uranium, predict long shelf life for gains
Sprott Asset Management and VanEck deliver their bullish cases for the radioactive metal.
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‘Functional freeze' could be the reason even successful people struggle to get out of bed some days: Here's what it means
Struggling to get out of bed even after a productive day or week? You may be stuck in a functional freeze, expert says.
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Trump gets his long-sought military parade as protests erupt nationwide
Outside of Washington, D.C., thousands of President Trump’s opponents gathered as part of “No Kings Day” demonstrations to protest his administration’s policies.
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The income you need to be middle class in the 15 biggest U.S. cities
Earning a household income of $150,000 makes you middle class in some of the largest U.S. cities.
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Bitcoin becoming ‘more central' to portfolios as its volatility cools, Coatue's Philippe Laffont says
Coatue founder Philippe Laffont discusses not investing in bitcoin sooner, the shrinking cost of getting in and the crypto’s evolving role in a portfolio.
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A family of 4 needs over $300,000 a year to live comfortably in this state—it's not Hawaii or California
Child care and housing costs can make living comfortably expensive for families in the U.S., even with two working adults, a recent SmartAsset study found.
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Miley Cyrus shares the first big purchase she ever made: ‘I still have it to this day'
The first time Grammy-winning artist Miley Cyrus “made a little money,” she splurged on fashion item — and she still owns it today.
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I have 5 income streams and make over $1 million from Amazon alone: 5 books that helped me reinvent—and keep going
Mind Brain Emotion founder and CEO Dr. Jenny Woo shares the books that helped her grow her side hustle into a successful full-time business.