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Meet the 81-year-old CEO who built a $10.4 billion luxury cruise line tailored just for baby boomers: ‘They’re the richest group we have around’
Torstein Hagen, who founded Viking 27 years ago, said he owes the company’s success in part to its “cookie cutter” philosophy. more
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A study found corporate recruiters have a bias against ex-entrepreneurs. They get stereotyped as not wanting to ‘be a small piece of the puzzle.'
In what’s referred to as the “entrepreneurship penalty,” former founders are much less likely to get a job interview. more
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Trump is fighting an audit that could cost him over $100 million because he claimed 2 tax breaks for the same Chicago building
A massive trove of tax information obtained by ProPublica, covering thousands of America’s wealthiest individuals, reveals what’s inside the billionaires’ bag of tricks. more
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Target is selling a Black History Month quilt ‘inspired by’ designs from 5 women descended from enslaved people. It’s not clear how much money they got
Five quilters at Gee's Bend reaped limited financial benefits from the collection, which sold out in many stores. more
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50-year-old Mercedes worker in Alabama on voting to unionize: ‘Not falling for the lies anymore’
“Mercedes claims that we’re a family, one team, one fight. But over the years, I’ve learned one thing: This is not how I treat my family,” Brett Garrard says. more
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The cost-of-living crisis is so bleak that some Gen Zers genuinely fear becoming homeless
A new study from fintech Acorns finds almost one in four Americans are concerned their dire financial outlook could lead to homelessness. more
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Forget airline miles—Gen Z and millennials are obsessed with nicotine pouch Zyn's lucrative rewards program, which includes $400 Apple watches and $600 Dyson AirWraps
One woman was annoyed at her husband’s Zyn habit, but the rewards made her feel “like a kid in an arcade” more
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The ‘Quant King’ who shook the world of hedge funds with his secretive Renaissance Technologies has died at 86
Jim Simons, the mathematician-investor who created what many in finance consider the world’s greatest moneymaking machine, has died. more
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Real-estate billionaire Barry Sternlicht puts his finger on the ‘impossible’ thing holding Miami back from really becoming Wall Street south: the schools
Sternlicht moved his real estate company Starwood Capital Group to Miami in 2018, but he says a lot more companies want to “move down” and can’t. more
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Philadelphia jury hits Exxon with $725.5 million verdict on mechanic’s claim that he got cancer from benzene exposure
Exxon called the verdict “irrational” and said it would ask the court to reverse it before it becomes final.  more
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After getting billions in federal funding Amtrak is ‘trying to claw 19th century and 20th century assets and pull them into the 21st century,’ CEO says
Rail infrastructure in the U.S. faces a backlog of repairs worth billions of dollars. more
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Supreme Court takes on Flo Rida case, wading into unsettled area of copyright law
The question of how far back damages can go has split appeals courts, and industry groups like the Recording Industry Association of America have called on the Supreme Court to decide. more
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Inside a Harlem charter school's unprecedented plan to give students $10,000 to invest—'the parents will definitely lose their minds'
The goal of Harlem Children's Zone new program is to close the racial wealth gap. more
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Hundreds of Virgin Hotels workers walk off the job as union organizers claim 48-hour strike is under way
The Culinary Union Local 226, the largest in Nevada, said the action marked its first strike in 22 years. more
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Birthing mothers’ near-death experience rates are 100 times higher than maternal mortality—and we don’t even know exactly why
For each death, there are 100 women who come close to dying, which is terrifying and unacceptable in the 21st century. more
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Health system operating across 19 states diverts ambulances, blocks access to medical tests after cyberattack
An Ascension spokesperson said it detected “unusual activity” Wednesday on its computer network systems. more
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Jack Dorsey criticizes Bluesky for straying from decentralized ethos
Dorsey criticizes Bluesky's move from decentralization, stressing the importance of adhering to a protocol that supports free speech. The post Jack Dorsey criticizes Bluesky for straying from … more
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Tether refutes Deutsche Bank research revealing stablecoin solvency risks
Deutsche Bank analysts warn of stablecoin risks, citing Tether's lack of transparency. The post Tether refutes Deutsche Bank research revealing stablecoin solvency risks appeared first on Crypto … more
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Canfor to shutter B.C. sawmill, curtail Prince George pulp mill
Canfor has announced it is permanently closing its Polar sawmill in Bear Lake, B.C., shutting a production line at its Northwood Pulp Mill in Prince George, and suspending its "planned reinvestment" … more
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Cancer survivor says embryos created with an ex-husband are her last chance to conceive a child. Ex-husband wants to avoid procreating against his will.
A Virginia judge will rule on the treatment of two embryos created by a couple that divorced. more
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Caramelized garlic steak in salads and protein bowls raises carbon-neutral concerns
Sweetgreen’s rationale for the controversial menu addition this week includes using regenerative farming. more
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Microsoft employees stunned after it shuttered multiple Xbox video-game studios
These cuts at Xbox come amid a wider contraction in the video-game industry due to economic shifts following a period of rapid growth during the pandemic. more
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Billionaire Florida transplant says elite school shortfall in Miami hampers expansion
Competition over spots in the handful of highly ranked private institutions has been fierce, and efforts to lure in new schools have collapsed. more
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Amid Tesla’s bloodletting, top exec sends Musk a message: The company has 'taken its pound of flesh'
Lead exec in charge of product launches resigned suddenly after seven years. more
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‘The lower income consumer in the U.S. is stretched’: Pepsi’s CEO isn’t the only executive worried about the economy
“As you know, the consumer is under pressure, especially the lower income households,” Tyson's Chief Growth Officer Melanie Boulden said. more
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