US beats out China for most companies on Fortune's Global 500 list
The U.S. has surpassed China on the Fortune Global 500 list for the first time since 2018, showcasing 139 companies to China's 133 companies.
Google AI chatbot refuses to answer questions about Trump assassination attempt, relating to previous policy
AI chatbot Google Gemini refused to answer questions about the failed assassination attempt against former President Trump, in accordance with its policy on election-related issues.
86% of renters say they can't afford to buy a home, with majority saying they will never afford one: Survey
An overwhelming majority of current renters say they can't afford to buy a home, with 54% of them saying they are pessimistic about ever achieving their goal of homeownership.
Youngest members of boomer generation face increasing financial dangers, uncertainty around retirement
Some of the youngest baby boomers are facing increasing financial uncertainty, especially due to lingering fallout from the 2008 recession, per a new report.
Almost 4 in 10 Americans worry about paying bills in numbers surpassing Great Recession era
Almost 40% of American adults say they are concerned about making ends meet every month, per a new CNN poll.
California, New York and Illinois consider applying warning labels to gas stoves
California, New York and Illinois lawmakers are advancing bills that will apply warnings to gas stoves despite pushback from consumers and industry representatives.
Chinese companies flagged for security concerns by US rebrand, change company names to avoid sanction
Chinese companies that are under investigation from the U.S. government are using shell companies and other legal workarounds to avoid sanction, according to a new report.
First-time homeowners are starting to ask parents for help to make buying property a reality: report
Younger home buyers are relying on their parents to help pay down payments as many struggle to buy their first home, according to a recent report.
Georgia homeowners describe being terrorized by predatory HOAs, forced to move: Report
Some Georgia residents are speaking out after facing the wrath of their local HOA, with some being driven to bankruptcy or even having their homes foreclosed on them.