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No Fortune 100 CEO supports Trump, a Yale Business professor says

No Fortune 100 CEOs – a group that has historically leaned Republican – have donated to Former President Donald Trump’s

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Denmark is taxing farmers $100 a cow for greenhouse gas emissions

Denmark is set to become the first country to hold bovines accountable for their carbon footprint.  Following an agreement earlier

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A ‘very active’ hurricane season could be good news for these 5 insurance stocks, analyst says

Forecasters are expecting another devastating hurricane season this year. Colorado State University’s Department of Atmospheric Science warns a “very active”

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Carnival shares rise as flood of demand for cruise bookings bolsters record quarterly results

After cruises became the canary in the coal mine for the tourism industry’s decimation during the pandemic, bookings have come

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Florida man convicted for role in stealing hundreds of millions in crypto through home invasions

A Florida man has been convicted of scheming to steal cryptocurrencies—but not in the way you might first expect. Remy

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Affirm CEO and PayPal cofounder says reports of consumer strife are greatly exaggerated

Reports of American consumers’ inability to pay their bills—or their waning interest in shopping—are greatly exaggerated.  That’s according to one

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Affirm founder Max Levchin wants to do away with credit cards

Max Levchin had just taken his company public and was looking to also go for a spin. On the heels

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Housing insurance is melting down in several property markets as climate change renders old assumptions obsolete

The end of climate stability signals the end of the insurance market as we know it. Will it also signal

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Rivian CEO R.J. Scaringe: Why Volkswagen needs us

Volkswagen’s planned $5 billion investment in Rivian is a lifeline for the troubled carmaker—but not necessarily the one you may

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Boomers—not millennials—are the generation buying the most avocados

But new research has shown Boomers are actually overwhelmingly the shoppers who are picking up the fruit—and are enjoying it