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Bridgewater Associates founder Ray Dalio recently recalled a moment that he says nearly wiped him out financially, but eventually made him a better investor and boss.

Brian Cole Jr. was arrested for the Jan. 6 pipe bombs after FBI evidence sat unexamined since 2022. Virginia man, 30, could have been caught years earlier.

While Paramount chief David Ellison thought he had a ‘Trump card’ in his bid to purchase Warner Bros. Discovery, it appears he is growing less confident that he’ll add the studio giant to his growing media empire.

Awardco co-founder and CEO Steve Sonnenberg says there's one thing that took his company from side hustle to $1 billion business: the ability to just get started.

Artificial intelligence has been replacing workers, and that can make colleges less valuable. CNBC detailed in a video released on YouTube that covers how AI is impacting recent graduates and how it can affect the economy.

Google will need to double its serving capacity every six months in order to keep up with AI demand, a company executive told employees in an all-hands meeting earlier this month, CNBC reports. 

Kevin O'Leary's money philosophy might be built on cold, hard numbers—but even "Mr. Wonderful" has a soft spot for flashy splurges and ridiculous regrets. 

Macy’s Inc (NYSE:M) stock fell Wednesday even as the retailer delivered stronger sales, profit and comparable growth.

Softbank Group Corp (OTC:SFTBY) (OTC:SFTBF) founder Masayoshi Son admitted he sold the company’s entire Nvidia Corp. (NASDAQ:NVDA) stake only out of necessity.

IREN Ltd.'s (NASDAQ:IREN) announcement of a massive $2 billion convertible note offering triggered a fierce debate among high-profile market commentators. While CNBC's Jim Cramer ridiculed the financing as unwanted dilution, prominent tech investors are defending the move as a strategic “masterstroke” essential for long-term survival.