Nvidia’s founder calls AI the ‘greatest technology equalizer of all time’ and it’s already creating billionaires — is it time to hop on the trend?

Speaking during a tech summit hosted by the All-In Podcast and The Hill & Valley Forum [1] on July 23 in Washington, Nvidia CEO and co-founder Jensen Huang called artificial intelligence (AI) the “greatest technology equalizer of all time.” Nvidia is the trillion-dollar company that manufactures the chips that power many of today’s major AI […]

An investor on Reddit used this dividend strategy to build a whopping portfolio of $2.26M. Here are the 2 ETFs they used and how you can follow along

This article adheres to strict editorial standards. Some or all links may be monetized. What’s the key to building a successful portfolio? One Redditor who shared their journey to a $2 million portfolio claims the secret is simple: dividends. What were their core dividend choices, and what alternative strategies can investors use to diversify and […]

Bananas, beef and coffee could all soon tumble in price as Trump rolls back tariffs on grocery items. But how much relief can Americans really expect?

On Nov. 14, the White House announced that “given the substantial progress in reciprocal trade negotiations … President Trump has now determined that it is necessary and appropriate to further modify the scope of the reciprocal tariffs. Specifically, certain qualifying agricultural products will no longer be subject to those tariffs, such as certain food not […]

Colorado mom assumed Medicaid would cover daughter’s ambulance ride — until a debt collector took $3K off her paycheck. How to avoid the same shock

Nicole Silva wasn’t expecting a bill after her daughter received urgent medical care following a car crash. After all, she says, the entire family was on Medicaid. But a debt collector took the preschool teacher from Sanford, Colorado, to court over an unpaid ambulance ride totaling $2,181.60, which grew to over $3,000 including interest and […]

Canadians plan leaner holidays as Gen Z cuts back 35%: PwC

Canadians are heading into the 2025 holiday season planning to spend an average of $1,675 on gifts, travel and entertainment, according to PwC Canada’s annual Holiday Outlook. That figure represents a 10% drop from last year, as rising prices and economic uncertainty push consumers to stretch their dollars further. Despite the overall pullback, PwC says […]