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US Credit Card Debt Is Rising, With Borrowers Owing an Average of Over $6,000

The average consumer has $6,218 in credit card debt, and the number of borrowers who are unable to make their payments is on the rise.


US Blocks Imports From 26 More Chinese Companies Tied to Uyghur Forced Labor

The US has announced it blocked imports from 26 Chinese cotton traders or warehouse facilities tied to Uyghur forced labor.

Take-Two Announces GTA 6 Release Date, Stays Mum on KSP 2 in Latest Earnings Call

Take-Two Interactive has announced that Grand Theft Auto 6 would be released by late 2025 in its latest earnings call, but denied reports about further Kerbal Space Program 2 upgrades and developments getting canceled when asked about its fate.

UPS Picks Goldman Sachs to Oversee Its $43.4 Billion Pension Funds

UPS has picked banking giant Goldman Sachs to handle its $43.4 billion pension fund assets in the United States and Canada.


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Garuda Indonesia's Boeing 747 Makes Emergency Landing Due to Engine Fire
An engine of Garuda Indonesia Flight 1105, a Boeing 747-400 carrying Muslim pilgrims to Mecca, caught fire during takeoff in Makassar airport, forcing the pilot to return to the runway in an emergency landing.
Here Are 5 Signs an Applicant is Likely to Pass (or Fail) Debt Relief Program
Debt relief programs could be helpful for people drowning in debt who would qualify, but it could not be said for everyone else.
Reddit Collaborates With OpenAI to Bring Contents to ChatGPT, AI Tools
OpenAI's partnership with Reddit allows access to real-time content, enhancing ChatGPT and future products with platform discussions.
DOJ Arrests Three in Massive Identity Theft Scheme Funding North Korean Government, Targeting Thousands of American Professionals
The Justice Department reveals arrests in a complex North Korean identity theft operation, with thousands of IT workers using stolen American identities to secure lucrative jobs abroad, resulting in significant revenue and impacting numerous US companies.
FDA Gives Green Light to Amgen's Drug for Small Cell Lung Cancer Treatment
Amgen's treatment for patients with the most deadly form of lung cancer has been approved by the Food and Drug Administration on Thursday.
Here Are Some Things US Seniors Need to Know About Retiring Abroad
With a growing number of people in the US choosing to retire elsewhere, those doing so are advised to research thoroughly on where to retire and enjoy their Social Security payments as much as possible.
President Biden Departs The White House For Nevada
The Biden administration has made a significant move towards reclassifying marijuana as a drug with lower risks, according to White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre.
A tram passes by in the Central business district of Hong Kong
Hong Kong's reign as Asia's foremost financial powerhouse has been dethroned, once revered for its economic prowess, the city now finds itself surpassed by rival nations, marking a significant shift in the region's financial landscape.
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Huber's Butchery in Singapore sells the world's first retail lab-grown chicken meat, offering consumers novel protein options.
Microsoft Reveals Price for Windows 10 Extended Security Updates! Is It Worth It?
Microsoft's aggressive push into artificial intelligence (AI) faces criticism as its carbon emissions surge, challenging its climate objectives despite commitments to become carbon negative by 2030.