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The nationwide bus driver shortage is disrupting schools. Low pay, long hours, and a lack of benefits are making it hard to recruit and retain drivers.

As AI technology continues to advance, Klarna, a Swedish financial services company, is planning to reduce its workforce by almost 50% in favour of AI-powered automation.

Nvidia CEO's rigorous leadership style has created a high-pressure work environment, but the company's generous stock options have kept employees motivated.

A recent, unnoticed change to California utility company pricing has led to significantly higher electricity bills for residents.

A Canada-based salesman is struggling with $12,000 in monthly costs, led by over $7,000 in mortgage payments, which is alone 60% of his take-home pay. Experts advise him to sell his cars, house, or rent until his debt is repaid.

Retirees often unknowingly waste money through excessive fees, unnecessary expenses, and financial missteps that can significantly impact their savings, but with awareness and planning, these costly mistakes can be avoided.

The airline is not obligated legally to honour fares if they are incorrectly priced

Nvidia employees endure grueling work hours, often until 2 AM, driven by the promise of substantial stock rewards that have made many of them millionaires despite the intense work environment.

These eight online side hustles offer creative ways to boost your income and potentially build wealth from the comfort of your home.

More UK homeowners seek financial assistance from charities and lenders as their fixed-rate mortgage deals end this year. The new, higher rates are expected to hike payments by an average of £1,800 annually, raising risks of defaults and more outstanding balances with arrears.

The DOJ is probing RealPage's collusion with landlords via its algorithm-based rental price-setting software to fix higher rents beyond market forces that impacted millions of renters.