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- Sep 30, 2026
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- Jul 9, 2026
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McDonald's is spending $8.5 billion to put an AI called Archy in drive-thrus — even after its first attempt failed (opens the original)
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"Welcome to McDonald's, can I take your order?" may soon sound a little different. The fast-food giant [NYSE:MCD] is giving artificial intelligence another shot at the drive-thru as part of an $8.5-billion investment through 2036 to modernize its restaurants. This time, McDonald's is rolling out Archy, an AI-powered system that can take orders, suggest an extra item and help make sure your Big Mac and side of nuggets actually make it into the bag. Jeff Bezos backs a platform that lets anyone inv
She retired at 35 ready to hear ‘you must have rich parents’ — but the hardest part was something she didn't expect (opens the original)
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Everyone dreams of retiring early. But is 35 too early, even with $1 million in the bank? Lauren was just 35 when she decided to walk away from work after years in the tech industry and freelancing. She didn't have a trust fund waiting or strike it rich on a lucky stock pick. Instead, she built a $1 million nest egg by following the Financial Independence, Retire Early (FIRE) movement, a strategy known for aggressive saving and investing. Jeff Bezos backs a platform that lets anyone invest in re
'The finance bros are gonna hate me for this': Tori Dunlap says ‘boring strategy’ made her a millionaire by 27 (opens the original)
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The internet has never been short on financial advice. There's an endless parade of experts online promising the next stock, cryptocurrency or investing strategy could be the one that makes your net worth "go to the moon." The problem is that most people aren't spending their days watching the markets, studying compnay balance sheets or trying to time the perfect trade (which is difficult even for the savviest investor). And when complicated investing advice gets repackaged into a 30-second vide
Ramit Sethi's first scholarship was $2K and he put it in the stock market. Here's the simple lesson he learned (opens the original)
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Before Ramit Sethi became known for telling people how to build wealth, he learned one of his first investing lessons the expensive way. Sethi grew up in a California middle-class family and knew that if he wanted to go to college, scholarships would have to help make it happen. He earned them, and when one scholarship sent him a $2,000 check, he decided to do something that probably felt very grown-up at the time: invest it. Jeff Bezos backs a platform that lets anyone invest in rental homes fo
A well-paid fiancé won't cover a $900 engagement ring without going 'sharesies' — and experts aren't impressed (opens the original)
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Getting engaged is supposed to be one of the more romantic milestones in a relationship. It can also be one of the first times a couple is forced to put a very unromantic question on the table: Who pays? Weddings have never been known for being cheap, and the engagement ring is often the first major expense. But one couple is taking the increasingly popular practice of splitting finances 50/50 to an extreme. Jeff Bezos backs a platform that lets anyone invest in rental homes for as little as $10
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