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Mark Cuban calls health care prices 'horrible' — and says hospitals and doctors are 'prime lenders' — but suggests a way to fix things Mark Cuban doesn't hold back when it comes to his thoughts on the US health care system. On Bluesky,…

David Paul Morris/Bloomberg/Getty Images Shares of Super Micro Computer fell sharply Monday morning as the impact of two reports released late Friday spilled over into this week. The server maker is one of three stocks that…

H, a French AI startup founded by experts at Google's DeepMind AI lab and backed by billionaires including LVMH CEO Bernard Arnault, is gearing up for another funding round after announcing its first product. The Paris-based AI company…

My name is Louis, and I am 45 years old. I am divorced, live alone, and have children. I feel like I'm inconsistent in my financial journey. I want to own a house in three to four years and have a passive income of Sh120,000 per month.…

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The International Monetary Fund has called on Chancellor Rachel Reeves to introduce tax rises and tighten government spending in the next budget, warning that delaying such measures could worsen the UK's fiscal problems. In a…

This article is also available in Spanish. Layer 1 blockchain protocol Sui (SUI) has been making headlines recently, recording a staggering 120% increase over the past 30…

The Bank of Israel's Monetary Committee will announce its latest interest rate decision on Wednesday. The announcement was postponed for two days to avoid conflicting with the October 7 commemorations and the first…

The introduction of national insurance on employer contributions to pensions could generate billions for the Treasury, according to Sir Steve Webb, the former pensions minister. Webb, now a partner at LCP, points out that this…

Written by Laika Kihara OSAKA (Reuters) - Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda said on Tuesday the bank can take time to examine market and external economic developments when setting monetary policy, suggesting the central bank is in no rush…