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GM shuffles top managers, including high-ranking women

General Motors Co (GM.N) reassigned four senior executives, including two high-ranking women, and announced the departure of another on Thursday.

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Mined vs. Lab-Grown Diamonds: Picking the Right Choice for Your Wallet

For many years, the natural diamond business has been driven by an alluring marketing approach, but is the sustainability of contemporary lab-grown diamonds as evident as consumers think?

Can Small Businesses Survive Without TikTok?

As the TikTok ban approaches in the United States, millions of usersâ ncluding owners of small businesses are frantically trying to decide what to do.

Tech Stocks: How to Adjust Your Portfolio for Safety

There is "clearly a lot of froth" in the tech industry, according to the CEO of Norway's massive sovereign wealth fund, who hinted that the amount of froth may depend on this week's tech earnings bonanza.

Budget-Friendly Restaurants for Every Family Craving

According to the Department of Agriculture's 2024 Food Price Outlook report, costs for food consumed outside the home would rise by 4.1% this year.

Car Affordability Crisis Leaves Many Americans Stranded

Although car affordability has improved this year, prices are still much more than what the typical consumer can afford.

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Hong Kong Prepares for Game-Changing Bitcoin and Ether ETFs, Structure Details Unveiled

The regulator in Hong Kong has approved the launch of spot Bitcoin and Ether exchange-traded funds (ETFs), which will be significantly different from their US equivalents as of April 30.

Is Newark the New Brooklyn? Signs of a City in Transformation

Over the past year, a number of significant development projects have been approved in Newark, where there is a surge in construction that mostly consists of new housing.

Ethereum ETF Timeline Up in the Air: Standard Chartered Raises Doubts About May Launch

Prior to now, Standard Chartered was upbeat about the U.S. After accepting applications for spot ether exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in May, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has since updated its projection.

Big Changes for US Workers: Overtime Pay, Non-Compete Restrictions Explained

This week, the federal government took two steps that could have far-reaching effects for millions of American workers.

Luxury Home Boom Could Leave Regular Buyers Out in the Cold

Rich buyers are buying more and more costly properties with cash, which is driving up prices for the priciest residences in the country.

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