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‘A very dangerous world’: 40% of users share a credit card with this viral AI assistant within 3 weeks — its founder says trust is the key - AOL (opens the original)
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Most of us dream of having a personal assistant. Someone to fetch the coffee, book the reservations and take some of the grunt work out of everyday life. That’s essentially the pitch behind Instinct, an AI assistant built to do more than answer questions. Give it access to parts of your digital life, and it can start taking care of things for you, like booking a trip, canceling a forgotten subscription or making a purchase on your behalf. A single line on your car insurance policy could be infla
McDonald’s is spending $8.5 billion to reinvent itself for the Ozempic era — but investors aren’t loving the price tag - AOL (opens the original)
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The supersized era may finally be shrinking. Americans are increasingly treating wellness like a lifestyle rather than a New Year’s resolution. College students are swapping boozy day parties for “wellness darties,” Gen Z is spending on gym memberships and run clubs, and GLP-1 drugs have helped make smaller portions and protein-packed meals part of the cultural conversation. A single line on your car insurance policy could be inflating your premium by up to 30% — here's what to change Dave Ramse
Baby boomers are sitting on a $750 billion pile of gold — how savvy heirs can seize this golden opportunity to cash in - AOL (opens the original)
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Some inheritances arrive as numbers on a bank statement. Others come in the form of an old wedding band, a favorite watch or a necklace saved for special occasions. And as baby boomers begin passing down their wealth, those keepsakes are becoming part of a much bigger handoff. Some could also be worth far more than families realize. Jeff Bezos backs a platform that lets anyone invest in rental homes for as little as $100 — 6 ways to build wealth like a landlord without actually being one Dave Ra
Laid off at 48, this high-powered Massachusetts mom took a $17-an-hour garden center job: 'Saved my life' - AOL (opens the original)
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Going from a senior-level corporate job to earning $17 an hour at a garden center might sound like a career setback. But for Leslie Friday, it became a perennial joy during one of the toughest stretches of her working life. Friday lost her job as a senior director of content in June 2025 when her employer eliminated dozens of roles. In August, 27% of unemployed Americans had been out of work for 27 weeks or longer, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Jeff Bezos backs a platform that let
Amazon laid off more than 30,000 workers — now it wants some of them back. Why ‘boomerang’ hiring is taking off - AOL (opens the original)
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Getting laid off usually feels like the end of the relationship between a worker and their former employer. But at Amazon [NASDAQ: AMZN] some ex-employees are now getting an unexpected invitation to come back. The tech giant and online retailer has reportedly been contacting eligible former workers, including some who were previously laid off, about open positions across the company, according to recruiter emails reviewed by Business Insider. Amazon spokesperson Haley Silva told Moneywise that b
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