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U.S. government probes medical devices for possible cyber flaws

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security is investigating about two dozen cases of suspected cybersecurity flaws in medical devices and hospital equipment that officials fear could be exploited by hackers, a senior official at the agency told Reuters.

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Regulatory Hurdles Remain Despite Cannabis Reclassification

Tuesday afternoon saw a spike in cannabis stocks due to reports that the Biden administration might reclassify the substance as less harmful. T

Forget Starbucks, This Restaurant Stock is the Next Hot Ticket

You would be better off searching elsewhere for investors seeking the type of growth that Starbucks embodied in its earlier years.

The Truth About Tipping: Are There Situations Where It’s Optional?

If you're not sure whether to tip, you might want to consider asking yourself these questions.

Investors Pull Another $51.5 Million from US Spot ETFs

Net withdrawals from spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds in the US were over $51.5 million.

Is Your Bank Safe? Hundreds of U.S. Lenders Face Potential Failure

Numerous small and regional banks throughout the United States are experiencing significant strain.

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Interest Rate Freeze: Credit Card Debt Holders Could Face Continued High Costs

The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting of the Federal Reserve came to an end earlier today. Additionally, the Federal Reserve declared that it will not be raising its target federal funds rate.

Is Your Luxury Bag Real? Rising Superfake Quality Threatens Your Investment

Luxury handbag counterfeiting has taken off on social media. The most recent wave of counterfeit handbags, dubbed "superfakes," resembles the real luxury item remarkably well rather than being poorly constructed knockoffs.

Inflation Bites as Low-Income Shoppers Skip Extras

Several of the most well-known companies in America claim that as prices rise, inflation is pinching their customers.

Pennsylvania Town Named Most Affordable Place to Retire

Most people probably have no concept what the perfect little town in America is like to retire to.

Side Hustle Tips: A Beginner’s Guide to Becoming Successful

As per Gusto's 2024 New Business Formation Report, 44% of those who launched a business in 2023 did so while employed, a rise from 27% in 2022.

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