- October 8, 2024
How to become an accountant
If you’re looking for a jump start into the business world, but are unclear of what job pathway to take—then pursuing a career as a
Flood insurance: homeowners may go into foreclosure without it
A week after Hurricane Helene overwhelmed the Southeastern U.S., homeowners hit the hardest are grappling with how they could possibly pay for the flood damage
AI will radically change every job in the next year, Indeed CEO says
On this episode of Fortune’s Leadership Next podcast, host Diane Brady talks to Indeed CEO Chris Hyams. The interview was conducted live in front of an audience at Deloitte’s
Hezbollah officials killed in past week: Nasrallah and 6 others
In just over a week, intensified Israeli strikes in Lebanon killed seven high-ranking commanders and officials from the powerful Hezbollah militant group, including the group’s leader, Hassan
Binance founder CZ gets out of prison on Friday. What he will do next?
On Friday, Changpeng Zhao will step out onto the streets of Long Beach, California as a free man for the first time in months. Since
Last full-scale Kmart closes its doors in US
Attention, Kmart shoppers, the end is near! The erstwhile retail giant renowned for its Blue Light Specials — featuring a flashing blue orb affixed to
Intel stock jumps on Qualcomm’s takeover approach
Intel Corp. shares climbed after the Wall Street Journal reported that Qualcomm Inc. approached the company about a takeover, a potential record-setting deal for the
Joe Rogan says Kamala Harris is ‘nailing it’ against Trump
A pair of celebrities with appeal to different factions of younger Americans added to Kamala Harris’ celebrity support, as both the vice president and Donald
Palantir stock is misunderstood on Wall Street and will soar
Data-mining software company Palantir Technologies is popular among retail investors, but Bank of America said it’s still misunderstood by many on Wall Street. In a
Canned food identified as cause of explosion that injured 6 at state fair
An explosion that injured six people at the Kansas State Fair was caused by a canned food item that got too hot when stored near