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EY says its 'invisible' AI router has helped cut token consumption by up to 60%

EY, a big company, has made a new tool to help it use its computers better. The tool is called an 'invisible' AI router. It helps the company save money by not using too many computer tokens. The router was introduced in April and has already helped the company save a lot of money.

Jul 30, 08:35upd. 2d
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'Worst aquarium ever' review sends whaling museum's sales soaring 250%

The New Bedford Whaling Museum received a one‑star Google review that called it the 'worst aquarium ever'. The museum printed that phrase on T‑shirts, sweatshirts and tote bags. The items became popular on social media and sales rose 250% in one week.

Jul 30, 12:45upd. 2d
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'Ponzi-like': Private equity founder admits swindling millions from investors

A private equity founder admitted that he ran a Ponzi-like scheme and stole millions from investors. He told investors their money was being invested, but he used new investors' money to pay earlier ones. When the scheme collapsed, many investors lost their money and the company's employees were not paid.

Jul 30, 18:07upd. 1d
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Aliko Dangote is leaving one-third of his $35 billion fortune ‘to humanity’—a rare move among Africa’s billionaires

Aliko Dangote, Africa's richest person, plans to give one-third of his wealth to charity. His fortune is about $35 billion, so the gift will be around $11.7 billion. He said he wants to be remembered as a major philanthropist, not just an industrialist. His daughter Halima confirmed the plan in a Bloomberg interview.

Jul 30, 15:45upd. 1d
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China’s top leaders pledge incremental measures to support economy

China's top leaders met to talk about the economy. They said they will help it by spending more money and making new policies. The economy grew slower than expected in the second quarter.

Jul 30, 07:54upd. 2d
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Trump’s War-Not-War Is Doing Something Odd to the Economy

The world economy handled the recent Iran conflict surprisingly well. President Trump said the fighting was over but promised more attacks that night. The US started bombing Iran again. This creates a strange situation: war is happening and not happening at the same time.

Jul 9, 17:54upd. 20d
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WA home insurance rates skyrocket

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Jul 30, 14:07upd. 1d
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‘Am I paying for the vibes?’ Gen Z says it hates capitalism, but their spending patterns show they just don’t like being ripped off

Many young people say they dislike capitalism and big companies. Yet when they choose where to spend money, they look for real value, not just atmosphere. Felipe W., a 20‑something Yelp Elite reviewer in Dallas, said he reads reviews to see if a place feels different and worth the price. This shows Gen Z’s spending is driven by a dislike of feeling ripped off, not by anti‑capitalist beliefs.

Jul 30, 11:00upd. 2d
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One in three Canadian workers used generative AI tools at work - StatCan

Statistics Canada said that about one in three Canadian workers used generative AI tools at work in the year ending March 2026. The agency found that 35.9% of workers reported using these tools for their main job or business. Most workers, 93.4%, said they knew about generative AI tools. The data comes from extra questions added to the Labour Force Survey in March 2026.

Jul 30, 14:57upd. 1d
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Yen soars, markets suspect Japan intervention

The Japanese yen rose sharply against the US dollar on Monday. Traders noticed the quick rise and thought Japan's government or central bank might have bought yen to support its value. Such action is called currency intervention and is used to stop the yen from falling too fast. No official confirmation came from Japan, but the market reacted strongly.

Jul 30, 14:48upd. 1d
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Friday, July 31, 2026: The Club discusses its next moves for its stock portfolio

On July 31, 2026, a group called The Club held a meeting about its stock portfolio. The members talked about possible next steps, such as buying new stocks, selling some, or keeping what they have. They did not announce any final decisions during the meeting. The discussion was private, but the outcome may affect the club’s future investments.

Jul 30, 19:52upd. 23h
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A self-made millionaire and an investing CEO discuss money, power and success

Vivian Tu, a 32‑year‑old self‑made millionaire, spoke with Sylvia Kwan, the 62‑year‑old CEO of Ellevest. They talked about money, power and what success looks like in the United States today. The interview was part of CNBC Make It’s series marking the country’s 250th anniversary.

Jul 29, 18:33upd. 2d
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This social media platform will thrive as AI grows, KeyBanc says

KeyBanc, a bank, thinks a social media platform will do well in the future. This is because the bank believes artificial intelligence (AI) will grow. The bank predicts the platform's revenue will increase by 30% each year.

Jul 29, 10:49upd. 3d
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High-yield savings accounts: Best rates and top picks for May 2026

In May 2026, many banks offer high‑yield savings accounts that pay higher interest than regular savings accounts. These accounts help savers earn more money on their deposits. CBS News lists the accounts with the best rates for this month. It also gives tips on how to choose a safe and convenient option.

May 18, 12:55upd. 23h
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