Ex-Amazon engineers lose 6-figure ‘Shark Tank’ deal off 1 blunder: ‘That’s the biggest mistake startups make’
Boona co-founders Brett Skaloud and Jeff Feiereisen pitched their “tandem” showerhead on ABC’s “Shark Tank,” and lost out on a deal by making a simple mistake.
You can still buy a sofa for $399 — here’s why you may not want to
Over time, home furnishings have experienced a decline in quality. Here’s how to find pieces that will still stand the test of time, and keep an eye on cost.
3 red flags recruiters look out for in job candidates: They’re how you ‘get blacklisted,’ says ex-Amazon recruiter
When recruiters look through candidates, there are a few red flags they pick up on immediately, like someone who’s applied repeatedly to the same company.
European markets close lower; Raiffeisen Bank down 7.4%
European markets closed lower Monday, starting the new trading week on a negative note following declines in the Asia-Pacific region overnight.
Trump says a TikTok ban would empower Meta, slams Facebook as ‘enemy of the people’
“Without TikTok, you can make Facebook bigger, and I consider Facebook to be an enemy of the people,” Donald Trump said in a CNBC interview Monday.
Portugal’s election shows a surge in support for the far right, reflecting a broader European trend
The political success of Portugal’s far-right Chega party reaffirms a political drift seen across the continent.
Bitcoin rises to another record, ether breaks through $4,000
Bitcoin extended recent gains and climbed to another record to start the week as ether hit a more than two-year high.
Princess of Wales apologizes for confusion after media retracts photo on manipulation concerns
Reuters, one of the agencies to withdraw the image, said part of Princess Charlotte’s cardigan sleeve showed evidence of editing.
British retailer Currys drops 10% after U.S. investment firm Elliott pulls out of takeover race
Elliott Investment Management said Monday it had decided not to make a takeover bid for British electrical retailer Currys after repeatedly being rejected.
China’s annual parliamentary meeting has ended. Here are the key takeaways
For the first time in decades, China’s premier did not host a press conference at the end of the annual parliamentary meeting, known as the “Two Sessions.”
