‘TikTok got me a job I love’: How Gen Z and Millennials use the social media platform to launch careers
TikTok has become a popular destination for Gen Zers and young millennials seeking work advice and career opportunities.
Shohei Ohtani’s former interpreter pleads guilty to gambling-related theft charges
Ippei Mizuhara admitted guilt to bank fraud for surreptitiously taking nearly $17 million from the baseball super star’s bank account to pay off wagering debts.
How Roaring Kitty’s wealth went from $53,000 to nearly $300 million — and could one day top $1 billion
GameStop champion Keith Gill saw his position in GameStop balloon from $53,000 in 2019 to over $289 million.
Biden’s new immigration executive order could tighten labor markets, but ease supply chain bottlenecks
President Joe Biden’s executive order will tighten asylum restrictions. It could also ease supply chain pressure at the U.S.-Mexico border.
Nuclear energy back in favor with coming AI data center demand surge. Citi sees two stocks to play it
Data center demand will drive efforts to increase utilization of the U.S. nuclear fleet with Duke Energy and Southern Company poised to benefit, Citi said.
A small bitcoin allocation makes sense regardless of your thesis on the cryptocurrency, says Fidelity
“A non-zero position in something like bitcoin could make sense for a lot of clients,” said an executive from Fidelity Digital Assets.
Cisco-owned ThousandEyes launches AI to predict and fix internet outages, teases ChatGPT-style tech
Cisco’s ThousandEyes unit on Tuesday unveiled new AI-powered capabilities it said will allow faster prediction and diagnosis of internet outages and disruptions.
Trump ally Nigel Farage’s return could be an ‘extinction event’ for the Conservatives ahead of UK election
The shock return of Brexit figurehead Nigel Farage to the political fray could be the final nail in the coffin for Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s ruling Conservative Party ahead of the upcoming U.K. elections.
European markets close lower as positive momentum falters; UniCredit down 4%
European markets opened lower Tuesday, as positive momentum over the past few days falters.
U.S. ignored evidence major U.K. bank was helping fund sanctioned Iranian groups, whistleblower says
Standard Chartered was previously punished with more than $1.7 billion in fines after violating sanctions on Iran and other blacklisted countries.
