The US CFPB is now targeting buy now, pay later loans with consumer protection policies, similar to what credit card firms comply with.
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Michigan Dairy Worker Diagnosed with Bird Flu, Second US Case This Year
A second US dairy worker has been diagnosed with bird flu in Michigan, experiencing mild symptoms similar to those of a Texas worker infected in March, according to state and federal health officials.
Fueling the Future of Web3 Innovation with Grants and Investments
From the outside looking in, there's no denying that the Web3 ecosystem has evolved immensely over the last couple of years. To this point, a recent study suggests that the sector is set to achieve a valuation of $177.58 billion by 2033—with this growth largely being driven by a vision of decentralization, transparency, and community ownership shared by crypto enthusiasts globally.
New Bill Requiring US Presidents to Disclose Finances Introduced by Bipartisan Duo—Are They Just After Biden, Trump?
The Bipartisan duo introduced a new bill requiring US presidents to disclose their finances. Here's what Americans should know about it.
China's Retaliatory Tariff Warning Rattles European Luxury Automakers
The threat of potential retaliatory tariffs from China on luxury cars from the EU and US has intensified amid escalating trade tensions, impacting European automakers like Mercedes-Benz and BMW.
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Former Cisco CEO John Chambers says AI will be the reason for the stock market's surge in the next decade, citing Nvidia's success following their AI-driven projects.
Luxury brands like Chanel, Hermes, and Louis Vuitton reported a record-high stock decline as consumers hesitate to spend more due to rising prices caused by inflation.
Louisiana is now aiming to categorize some abortion pills as dangerous controlled substances. The House has already passed the new bill.
Nissan has decided to delay its plan to build new EVs at its factory in Canton, Mississippi. Nissan has decided to delay its plan to build new electric vehicles (EVs) at its factory in Canton, Mississippi, since EV sales are increasing slower than anticipated.
Elon Musk has confirmed his threat to Tesla shareholders that he will take AI and robotics products away from the company unless his demand for 25% ownership is met.
Citigroup Inc. was fined £61.7 million ($79 million) by British regulators for failing to prevent a "fat finger" mistake worth $444 billion.
Mastercard has revealed its plan to employ AI to determine if a credit or debit card number has been compromised.
Elvis Presley's granddaughter Riley Keough is reportedly "traumatized" by the idea of the Rock n' Roll legend's Graceland estate in Tennessee being auctioned off and sold to a "random stranger."
The Pentagon is alarmed as Vladimir Putin's newly launched satellite-killer weapon is reportedly tracking US technology in orbit, posing a significant threat to American space assets.
