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BofA Survey: 50% of Gen Z Spend No Money on Dating
Gen Z adults in the U.S. - those currently in their teens and 20s - are becoming more frugal about what they spend on dates as they contend with higher living costs, a Bank of America survey showed Wednesday.
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Trump Seeks Swift Deposition of Murdoch in Epstein Defamation Case
President Donald Trump on Monday asked a U.S. judge to order a swift deposition for billionaire Rupert Murdoch in Trump's defamation lawsuit against The Wall Street Journal over its July 17 article about his relationship with the late financier and sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
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Caitlin Clark Rookie Card Sells for Record $660K
Even in an injury-plagued season, Caitlin Clark's impact off the court remains large after her rookie trading card sold for $660,000 at a Fanatics Collect auction this week.
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WSJ: Biden to Get $10M for Presidential Memoir
Former President Joe Biden reportedly will receive roughly $10 million from the Hachette Book Group for his presidential memoir.
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Bill Ackman Mocked After Losing Pro Tennis Debut
Billionaire Bill Ackman faced online criticism after making his pro tennis debut in the Hall of Fame Open doubles event in Newport, Rhode Island.
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George Harrison's Beatles Photo Book Due Out in 2026
A book of Beatles-era photographs taken by George Harrison, many of them never published, will be released next year.
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US Corporate Heads Who Got Involved in Politics
Tesla CEO Elon Musk last week announced on social media the formation of a new political party in the United States called the "America Party" after heavy criticism of U.S. President Donald Trump's sweeping tax and spending bill.
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Melinda French Gates: 'Outside' Factors Led to Divorce
Melinda French Gates has attributed her divorce from longtime husband, Bill Gates, to "things that happened" outside of their 27-year marriage.
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Elon Musk: 'Chainsaw for Democracy' Stunt 'Lacked Empathy'
Elon Musk, looking back a few months to when he was swinging a massive chainsaw on stage at CPAC and declaring he was wielding a "chainsaw for democracy," now says he thinks the display "lacked empathy."
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'F1' Opens With $55M, Delivering Apple Its Biggest Big-Screen Hit
Apple has its first box-office hit."F1 The Movie" debuted with $55.6 million in North American theaters and $144 million globally over the weekend, according to studio estimates Sunday, handing the tech company easily its biggest opening yet.Though Apple Original Films has...
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Global High-End Brands Bet on 'Conceptual Stores'
Louis Vuitton's latest Shanghai store is not your average luxury flagship. The 30-meter-high, ship-shaped store, "The Louis," is billed as an experience, and houses an exhibition space and cafe in Shanghai's downtown Nanjing Road shopping strip."The Louis," which had a...
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Anna Wintour Stepping Down as Vogue Editor-in-Chief
Anna Wintour is seeking a head of editorial content to handle more of the day-to-day operations at Vogue while retaining plenty of power to keep her a force at the magazine that built her reputation in fashion, a person familiar with the decision said Thursday.
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College Grads Face Toughest Job Market in a Decade
While completing a master's degree in data analysis, Palwasha Zahid moved from Dallas to a town near Silicon Valley.
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Tom Cruise Is Finally Getting an Oscar
Thirty-five years after Tom Cruise received his first Oscar nomination, he's finally getting a trophy. It's not for his death-defying stunts, either.
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Clintons Headline Guest List at Abedin-Soros Wedding
Former President Bill Clinton and his wife, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, were among Democrat royalty who attended the wedding of Huma Abedin and Alex Soros, the son of progressive billionaire George Soros, last week in Water Mill, New York, The Hill reported.
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Kevin Costner, 70, Dismisses Retirement: I Don't Even Think About It
Kevin Costner has shrugged off the idea of retiring, saying it is not something he thinks about. The actor, 70, made the remarks while speaking about his career in an interview with People published June 14.
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Musk Called Trump Monday: White House Source
President Donald Trump received a phone call from Elon Musk Monday before the billionaire expressed regret over some of the posts he made on social media last week, according to a White House source with knowledge of the matter.
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We Still Need Both Trump and Musk
It's mystifying to identify two more constructively transformational patriotic leaders in modern American history than Donald Trump and Elon Musk.Each, independently and collaboratively, also has and continues to, impact global developments in numerous remarkable ways.
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Bernie Madoff Victims to Recoup Another $500M
Former customers of the late Ponzi schemer Bernard Madoff will recoup $498.3 million under a settlement Wednesday with the liquidators of two Luxembourg funds, boosting their recovery to about $15.26 billion.
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Harvard President Urges 'Stand Firm' Against Trump
Harvard President Alan Garber has reaffirmed his condemnation of the Trump administration's withholding of research grants and blocking of international students while urging his fellow college presidents to "stand firm" against the federal government's pressure.
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Newspapers' AI Summer Reading List: Nonexistent Books
The recommended reading list contained some works of fiction. It also contained some works that were, in fact, actually fictional.The content distributor King Features says it has fired a writer who used artificial intelligence to produce a story on summer reading...
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Trump Tees Off on Springsteen in Golf Meme
President Donald Trump took to Truth Social and X Wednesday to share a video meme that shows Trump teeing off with a golf shot, jokingly hitting liberal musician Bruce Springsteen in the back as he trips up the stage.
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Elon Musk: In 2030, I'll Still Be Tesla CEO
Billionaire Elon Musk said Tuesday he's committed to being CEO of Tesla in five years' time.
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Nvidia CEO's Net Worth Nears $120 Billion
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's personal net worth jumped to around $120 billion, up from $80 billion last year, as a boom in demand for the company's artificial intelligence chips has powered a steep rally in its shares.
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Ken Griffin to Share The Constitution With the Public
Citadel CEO Ken Griffin believes American prosperity is a testament to the power of the Constitution. And as the country gets ready to celebrate its 250th anniversary next year, the hedge fund billionaire wants to expand public access to the 1787 document.