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- Bloomberg
Bloomberg's Sara Forden breaks down the Supreme Court's hearing of TikTok's arguments against a law that would potentially ban the social media platform in the US. She joins Caroline Hyde on "Bloomberg Technology" to discuss.
- Business Insider
Now is the time to take a few steps to financially prepare yourself for 2025. Create an emergency fund and develop a plan to tackle any debt you may have. Use a budgeting app to understand your spending, and make retirement saving easier by automating it.
- The Guardian
A neuroscientist’s sprawling survey of the creative mind takes in both William Blake and physicist Paul Dirac.
- Forbes
Retirees face unique challenges, such as managing fixed incomes, navigating healthcare costs, and ensuring their savings last for the long haul.
- Entrepreneur Magazine
The mental toll on entrepreneurs is real — and not talked about enough.
- Investopedia
Cautious investors can shield their finances in a turbulent economy by doing things like paying down debts, building up an emergency fund, and converting to cash equivalents. If you fear troubled economic times ahead, these five strategies can help to protect your investments.
- Entrepreneur Magazine
The average lifespan of companies has drastically declined over the decades, raising urgent questions about what it takes to build a business that endures. Here is what I've learned from my 100+ year-old business.
- Entrepreneur Magazine
Finances are top of mind for many in 2025.
- Business Insider
Alma Rex-Ezonfade spent over a year saving up $51,300 to take an "adult gap year." She initially found it difficult to do nothing but learned to enjoy herself and explore new hobbies. She launched her own clothing brand, is applying to 9-to-5 jobs, and plans to take more sabbaticals.