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Self-made millionaire Barbara Corcoran warns entrepreneurs that mistakes are inevitable, but dodging responsibility will sink your business—no matter how good the idea.

On Tuesday, investor Kevin O'Leary warned that President Donald Trump's new $100,000 H-1B visa fee could drive top talent abroad and stifle the creation of the next generation of American startups.

While making decisions about what to cut and where to edit your spending habits can be tough, O'Leary stresses that even little changes can go a long way.

The past week has been a rollercoaster ride in the world of finance, with cryptocurrencies taking center stage. From Kevin O’Leary’s endorsement of Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) and Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH) to a golden statue of Donald Trump holding a Bitcoin, the crypto world has been anything but dull.

What happens when robots take everyone's jobs? It's the question hanging over office chatter, think pieces, and late-night doomscrolling. People are scrambling to find "AI-proof" careers, but with predictions that automation could replace nearly every role, the anxiety feels justified.

Society has repeatedly underestimated artificial intelligence capabilities to such an extreme degree that traditional benchmarks have become meaningless, OpenAI Chair and AI startup Sierra CEO Bret Taylor warned. 

A dinner date meant for two ended with a $400 bill and a clash over who should pay. A man wrote on Reddit's r/AITA_WIBTA_PUBLIC that he invited his girlfriend to a casual evening out, only to be surprised when she arrived with her parents, brother, and cousin. 

Some people wait around hoping life will just hand them wealth because they really, really want it. Charlie Munger would've raised an eyebrow—and then told you to cut it out.

When a Social Security statement shows incorrect income, it can cause confusion and concern about how benefits may be affected. One woman recently posted on Reddit's r/SocialSecurity forum:

Artificial intelligence is innovating many industries, but there is a growing concern among young professionals that AI may be coming for their jobs. Bentley University Lecturer Jeff LeBlanc says that his students occasionally joke about AI taking their jobs.

A 38-year-old CEO with no prior experience in police technology is taking on one of America’s most powerful law enforcement companies. Garrett Langley, founder of surveillance company Flock Safety, previously partnered with Axon Enterprise (NASDAQ:AXON) before the relationship ended earlier this year over pricing and competition concerns, Forbes reported.