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Economy up, confidence down: The vibecession explained

Kyla Scanlon, the creator of the term ‘vibecession’ joined TheStreet to explain why this phenomenon is happening.

Biden's net neutrality rules blocked by U.S. court

Biden's net neutrality rules blocked by U.S. court

The rules would have treated internet companies as utilities companies, which would have led to more regulation in the industry.

Olympians can make big bucks for winning medals

Olympians can make big bucks for winning medals

Some athletes will receive almost $1 million for winning a gold medal.

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Families could soon sit together on planes “fee-free”

The Biden administration proposed a new rule that could force airlines to sit families with small children together for free.

StubHub accused of running a 'bait and switch' pricing scheme

Washington, D.C’s Attorney General said StubHub doesn’t show the true price of a ticket until the last moment.

What the CrowdStrike outage cost Delta

Delta CEO Ed Bastian revealed the cost of its five-day service outage.

Dave Ramsey’s definition of financial 'maturity'

Dave Ramsey, CEO of Ramsey Solutions, joined TheStreet to share some tips for finding financial balance.

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Dave Ramsey has bluntly honest words about his bankruptcy struggle

Dave Ramsey has bluntly honest words about his bankruptcy struggle

The personal finance personality warns people about a financial mistake.

Meta settles facial recognition lawsuit for $1.4 billion

Meta settles facial recognition lawsuit for $1.4 billion

Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta has agreed to pay $1.4 billion to settle a lawsuit revolving around facial recognition data.

Inflation isn't the only thing making fresh produce cost more

Inflation isn't the only thing making fresh produce cost more

While inflation may be moderating, a new challenge is causing fruit and vegetable prices to rise.

McDonald’s is still trying to win back customers

McDonald’s is still trying to win back customers

McDonald's saw global sales drop for the first time in three years in its most recent fiscal quarter.

“Deadpool and Wolverine” makes history at the box office

“Deadpool and Wolverine” makes history at the box office

“Deadpool and Wolverine” brought in $205 million in its opening weekend, making it the best open ever for an R-rated movie.

How Ray J jumped from the R&B charts to the C-suite

How Ray J jumped from the R&B charts to the C-suite

Ray J joined TheStreet to discuss his journey from R&B singer to a successful entrepreneur.

AI athletes take the field thanks to $600 from EA Sports

AI athletes take the field thanks to $600 from EA Sports

College athletes spoke with TheStreet about the process behind getting into EA Sports College Football 25.

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How DEI boosts employee morale and profits

Sandra Quince, Chairwoman, Paradigm for Parity, joined TheStreet to discuss the benefits of prioritizing a diverse workforce.

SearchGPT: What to know about OpenAI's AI-powered search engine

CONWAY GITTENS: I’m Conway Gittens reporting from the New York Stock Exchange. Here’s what we’re watching on TheStreet today. A week filled with angst ended with smiles across Wall Street after a tame inflation report brightened the mood. Data released Friday showed prices easing closer ...

Disney+, Max, Hulu now offer a discounted bundle

Warner Bros. Discovery and Disney have teamed up to release a bundle at up to a 38% discount.

The world’s richest got $42 trillion richer over the last decade

According to Oxfam International, the top 1% saw its wealth skyrocket over the last 10 years.

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GE Aerospace CEO flags troublesome trend hurting its pockets

This is what could happen next to GE Aerospace shares.

Southwest Airlines ends 50-year tradition with a radical change

After a reported 51% decrease in profit last quarter, Southwest says it will be making big changes to its operation.

Not all Tesla fans and analysts are seeing Musk's AI vision

Tesla's A.I., robotics push is sending mixed signals to analysts, industry experts, and pundits.

Elon Musk wants your input on how to fund xAI

Elon Musk wants to know if he should use Tesla money to invest in his newest venture.

Homebuyers are still waiting out high mortgage rates

Mortgage applications dropped another 4%, despite rates being at their lowest level since February 2024.

Tesla will start using humanoid robots in 2025

Elon Musk says Tesla will use humanoid robots in 2025, and he hopes other companies will be able to use them in 2026.

The NBA on TNT might not be lost

Warner Bros. Discovery, which owns TNT, has matched Amazon’s $1.8 billion bid for the rights to air NBA games.

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