Sebastian and Julia Marquez have built a net worth of just over $1 million largely from real estate and cryptocurrency. This is how they spend their money.

Cleveland Guardians pitchers indicted for scheme to rig bets on pitches thrown

If you’re a non-spouse heir, the rules for inherited IRAs are complicated, and mistakes can be costly, experts say. Inherited IRA planning is important amid the “great wealth transfer,” with more than $100 trillion expected to change hands through 2048, according to Cerulli Associates.

Trump administration demands that states 'undo' full SNAP benefit payments

Michiko Tomioka is a nutritionist from Japan, home to some of the world's longest-living people. She shares the five fruits she eats every day to support gut and brain health, immunity and overall well-being.

Corporate giants Amazon, UPS and Target each announced layoffs in recent weeks totaling more than 60,000 jobs cut this year. The layoffs likely signal concerns about the economy and a slowdown in consumer spending, according to experts.

New U.S. nuclear power boom begins with old, still-unsolved problem: What to do with radioactive waste

NiaChloe Bowman wanted to get out of debt as soon as possible after graduating from college. She wiped out $19,000 in under two years. Here’s how Bowman strategically paid off her student loans early and why she doesn’t regret her choices.

Warren Buffett to release farewell letter Monday as Berkshire Hathaway shows its stability for investors

China’s earnings season is underway. Here's who’s benefiting from AI

After constantly feeling ill, Allison Ellsworth says she began experimenting with gut-healthy drink recipes in her kitchen during her time working in oil and gas research. This year, she sold her soda brand to PepsiCo for about $2 billion.

Markeiz Ryan moved to Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam in 2019 after being honorably discharged from the Air Force. ″[Vietnam] just looked like so much fun and it really lived up to all the hype,” he said. “I ended up having the best time of my life, and that depression was [just] gone,” he says.

Many parents think kids develop strong social skills from memorizing phrases like “please” and “thank you.” But the real foundation comes from an environment where emotional safety and authentic connection are modeled. Here are nine things that parents of the most socially adept kids do early.

Dr. Suzanne Ferree has been studying longevity since 2014. She realized the sweet spot for improving health outcomes later in life for older adults is midlife between the ages of 45 and 65. Here's how she structures her own routine for longevity.

Global week ahead: AI wobble casts shadow over 'Davos for geeks'

When your kid comes to you with a problem — you might be tempted to step in and try to offer a solution. Asking this one question, however, is a better help to children, this psychologist says.

China consumer prices return to growth in October, producer price slump extends to three years

Ellen and Edward earn $28,000 a month, or an annual income of around $336,000 a year. But their high income doesn’t prevent the couple from having constant financial disagreements, they told a money expert.

As a couples therapist, Dr. Tracy Dalgleish found that the way someone talks about their ex often offers a window into how they handle conflict, accountability and healing. Here are her six phrases that the healthiest couples never say when talking about their exes.

More than a third of the condo apartments sold in Manhattan over roughly the past year sold at a loss, although the top end of the market fared better, according to a new report. The exception was the top of the market. Those who sold apartments for $10 million or more made double-digit profits.

Jason Siu, a college junior, started his side hustle selling $3 stickers on Snapchat in 2020. Less than three years later, his business has brought in over $1 million, selling stickers, along with flashy car accessories.

Trump tells Senate Republicans to send federal health insurance money 'directly to the people'

Flight cancelations to worsen next week if shutdown continues

Shortly after he got out of prison for good in 2014, Robert E. Yarber embarked on a European adventure, one that’s seen him travel to 44 countries and establish a new home for himself at the top of the world.

Austin Willingham moved to Rotterdam, Netherlands in 2025 on a Dutch American Friendship Treaty (DAFT) visa and stays in a $498/month apartment. He says he would only move back to the U.S. "way down the line when the United States finally gets some change.”

People with ADHD, autism, dyslexia say AI agents are helping them succeed at work

Consumers on edge as ACA 'subsidy cliff' looms: 'Quite frankly, it's terrifying'

Underwater cables are a vital piece of the AI buildout and internet — investment is booming

Millionaires value their personal trainers and therapists more than their wealth advisors

Arthur Brooks, a professor who teaches a class about managing happiness at Harvard has a set of practices that he can choose from each morning to boost his mood for the rest of the day. Here is Brooks’ morning routine, and what he says we can all do “to start your day in the best possible way.”

Have tricky money talks with your partner, 'Money Together' authors say: 'Your dreams need real roadmaps'

Bank of America says Domino’s Pizza is among the most likely M&A candidates

These stocks are oversold and could bounce back

Warren Buffett's cash fortress Berkshire closes gap with S&P 500 as AI worries depress Wall Street

Bank of America picks five stocks with more room to run after earnings

In several interviews, spanning from 2008 to 2020, former pop star Victoria Beckham shared that her diet has been centered around three core foods: fish, vegetables and fruit. Her eating pattern has been associated with a lower chance of developing heart disease and Type 2 diabetes.

PwC and Urban Land Institute released its 2026 Emerging Trends in Real Estate report ranking the top markets to watch next year. In addition to the Northeast markets, the Sun Belt states like Texas, Florida and Arizona are rising in popularity.

Dr. Sidrah Nisar went from earning $125,000 in a 9-to-5 position to earning $386,000 as a freelance relief vet. "My work-life balance has definitely changed."

"I have very intimate relationships with my clients," says divorce attorney Jackie Combs. Here's why she says they break up the most.

Sonia Raman left her career in corporate law behind in 2008 to become a basketball coach. It was a “calculated risk,” she says, but one that paid off: Raman was named the next head coach of the WNBA’s Seattle Storm, becoming the first Indian American to hold a head coaching position in the league.

Quitting your job to become your own boss can be tempting. Doing so before you or your business is ready could be a big mistake, says Wayfair CEO Niraj Shah. Ask yourself two key questions to determine your level of conviction and financial readiness, Shah recommended.

"AI literacy is likely to become a baseline requirement for jobs in the future," Glassdoor's Chief Economist Daniel Zhao told CNBC Make It.

The people with the highest emotional intelligence don’t care about coming off like the smartest person in the room. Their biggest priority is making their conversation partner feel seen and understood. Here are eight phrases people with high emotional intelligence use to form genuine connections.

SNAP benefits: Appeals court allows judge’s order forcing Trump admin to pay full food stamp money

Senate Republicans reject Democrat deal to reopen government

Recent guidance from the CFPB calls on courts to overturn laws in 15 states which prohibit including medical debt on consumer credit reports.

Buy the weakness in stocks like Tesla and Palantir as bull market has more room to run, investor says

For millions of Americans, it is an uncertain time. To cope with the anxiety that may come with that uncertainty, there’s a mindset shift people can make, says author and wellness guru Deepak Chopra.

Palantir CEO Karp twice slams short sellers as stock suffers worst week since April

Job experts say they're not in panic mode just yet. Here are the numbers to focus on.