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2 Car Colors Hurt Resale Value — Steer Clear of These Shades

When it comes to car color, it never hurts to know which affect resale value. White, silver and red hold value better as overall depreciation rises in 2025.

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‘I Am Clueless’: Woman Orders 2026 Tesla Model Y. Then A Strange Button Appears In The App

The $7,500 federal EV tax credit ends Sept. 30.

InsideEVs

Don’t Miss These EV Lease Bargains Before They’re Gone

The tax credit goes away on Wednesday. So if you want a long-range, high-tech EV for less than $200 a month, you better move fast.

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Apple finally responds to class action lawsuit over delayed Apple Intelligence features

Apple has asked a judge to dismiss the Siri lawsuit arguing its an overreaction. Here's what it might mean for you.

Tom’s Guide

Trump jokingly asked Rolex executives if tariffs prompted US Open invite, CEO says

Rolex CEO stressed US president’s remarks were made ‘in jest’ in letter to Elizabeth Warren, who had raised concerns

The Guardian - US

TikTok's (Sorta) American Owners

Plus: James Comey indicted, some New York schools stripped of funding, NATO being tested, and more...

Reason

FAA May Let Boeing Take Charge Of Plane Safety Checks Again

Federal regulators are reportedly preparing to ease restrictions on Boeing Co. (NYSE: BA) by restoring some authority to perform final safety checks on its aircraft, signaling relief for the manufacturer's strained delivery process.

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EA is reportedly about to be sold in a record-setting $50 billion buyout to an investor group that includes private equity and Saudi Arabia

The deal could go through as early as next week.

PC Gamer

Delta Air Lines' Quarterly Earnings Preview: What You Need to Know

Delta Air Lines to announce its third-quarter results next month, with projections pointing to a single-digit increase in earnings.

Barchart

Trump finds new trade targets -- pharmaceuticals, kitchen cabinets and heavy trucks

President Donald Trump is planning big tariffs on pharmaceuticals, kitchen counters, bathroom vanities, upholstered furniture and heavy trucks

The Independent UK

Private equity sees profits in power utilities as electric bills rise and Big Tech seeks more energy

Private investment firms that are helping finance America’s artificial intelligence race and the huge buildout of energy-hungry data centers are getting interested in the local utilities that deliver electricity to regular customers — and the servers that power AI

The Independent UK

AI "workslop" is crushing workplace efficiency, study finds

Vacuous AI-generated deliverables just make more work for the humans who receive them.

Axios

AI adoption at work reveals a surprising divide between skeptics fearing risks and realists embracing tools confidently

Generative AI tools overwhelm many skeptical leaders, while realists harness training and guidance for efficiency and improved outcomes.

TechRadar

How to get a refund from the Amazon Prime FTC settlement

Amazon.com will pay $2.5 billion in penalties and refunds to settle its suit with the FTC.

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Barchart

What to Expect From PepsiCo's Next Quarterly Earnings Report

PepsiCo is set to release its third-quarter results next month, with analysts forecasting a single-digit dip in the company’s bottom-line figure.

Axios

Sudden depreciation in used car values hits CarMax hard

Used car values depreciated rapidly this summer as competitors were "aggressive" on pricing, CarMax CEO Bill Nash warned Thursday.

Kiplinger

The $2.5 Billion Amazon Settlement: Key Dates, Claim Eligibility and More

Amazon agrees to a historic $2.5 billion settlement over its Amazon Prime memberships. Here's what you need to know about the case and filing a claim.

The Independent UK

FAA restores Boeing's ability to certify Max jets for flight more than 6 years after fatal crashes

Boeing is getting back the ability to perform final safety inspections on 737 Max jetliners and certify the planes for flight more than six years after crashes of the then-new model killed 346 people

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Benzinga

Economic Growth Picks Up, But Inflation Still Pressures The Fed: This Week In Markets

The U.S. economy closed the second quarter with a final GDP growth rate of 3.8% — its strongest performance since the third quarter of 2023 and above the long-term average pace.

Kiplinger

Home Equity in Retirement: Should You Sell, Borrow or Rent?

Learn how to preserve your property's value, tap equity for income and make smart choices about downsizing, renting, or leaving a legacy.

Fortune

Costco sees more growth for its $31.9 billion real-estate empire and is expanding production of its famous inflation-busting hot dog combo

In 2025, Costco sold over 245 million hot dog combos, over 157 million rotisserie chickens, and “enough bath tissue to reach the moon and back over 200 times.”

TechRadar

Intel reportedly approached Apple, TSMC for investment before Nvidia deal

Intel also reportedly approached TSMC and Apple for investment.

Reason

Amazon Is Being Forced To Pay $2.5 Billion for Making It Easier To Sign Up for Prime

The Federal Trade Commission reached a settlement with Amazon in its yearslong lawsuit against the company for "dark patterns" in Prime sign up and cancellation.

Benzinga

The Real Sign You're Rich Enough—According to People Who Actually Are

Are you rich enough to retire or enjoy spending some of your money as you work toward long-term financial goals? Many people ask themselves that question, and high earners recently revealed some of the signs that you're rich enough to spend a little extra.

International Business Times

US Fed's Preferred Inflation Gauge Rises, With More Cost Pressures Expected

The US Federal Reserve's preferred inflation measure edged up in August as tariffs filtered through the economy, government data showed Friday, with analysts warning of further cost pressures after President Donald Trump unveiled a slew of upcoming duties.

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