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Interest in older technology has been resurfacing in small but noticeable ways, particularly among younger consumers trying to reduce smartphone use. In Los Angeles, 29-year-old founder Cat Goetze has built a business around that shift. Her company, Physical Phones, sells Bluetooth-enabled landline-style devices that connect to modern smartphones. In 2025,…

Susie Wolff has been named a CNBC Changemaker for her work growing F1 Academy into a commercially and broadcast-strong series that supports the next generation of female racing drivers

Meta chief says it has improved identifying underage users but adds ‘I always wish we could have gotten there sooner’

John Paulson, who is worth an estimated $4 billion, previously spoke out against offshoring American manufacturing jobs

Workers decried John Paulson’s plan after billionaire painted himself as advocate for domestic manufacturing

Yes, US markets are closed, but world markets continue to trade.

Other successful elites like Warren Buffett, Mitzi Perdue, and Mark Cuban live under their means in quaint houses and apartment rentals.

SNAP data indicates a growing share of older Americans rely on food stamps. Inflation, rising living costs and limited retirement savings could indicate why.

Experts warn top‑performing leveraged ETFs carry major risk. Learn why most investors should stick to broad, simple ETFs.