Billionaire couple win refund after paying $40 million for a Notting Hill mansion infested with moths
A judge ruled in favor of Iya Patarkatsishvili and Yevhen Hunyak, granting them a refund and damages for their purchase of Horbury Villa in London.
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T-Mobile's Starlink beta test will target 'dead zones' — and Verizon and AT&T customers can sign up too
T-Mobile Starlink will offer connectivity in areas not covered by cell towers. Registration for the free beta is open to Verizon and AT&T customers.
Shoppers are using loopholes to avoid paying for clothes online — and retailers are fighting back
Wardrobing and "digital shoplifting" are techniques being used by some younger consumers — and retailers are tightening returns policies in response.
She was done with dating apps, so decided to put on a mixer — and hundreds of other singles showed up
Jess Evans wanted to combat dating app culture with real-life events, so she founded Bored of Dating Apps to help singles form deeper connections.
Meet the people curbing their consumerism and needless spending with a 'low-buy year'
The "low-buy year" trend reflects some consumers' desire to curb spending, reduce debt, and prioritize financial health over conspicuous consumption.
I watched 'The Traitors' US and UK — and it's clear which version of this brilliant reality show is better
The British version of "The Traitors" outshines its US counterpart, with superior gameplay dynamics, production styles, and contestant attitudes.
An OnlyFans creator explains why she quit her bioengineering doctorate to focus on content
Zara Dar originally planned to become a professor, but she quit her doctorate in bioengineering to be a full time creator, including on OnlyFans.
Some creators say they won't pay their taxes if TikTok gets banned in the US
As a deadline for a potential US ban on TikTok nears, some creators are pointing out that their livelihoods will be affected if the app does go dark.
People thought the CEO of RedNote was welcoming them to the app. Turns out he's just a guy from Vancouver.
When a Vancouver man named Jerry welcomed new RedNote users worried about a TikTok ban, the internet somehow decided he must be the CEO.
Job ads are now laundry lists and applications are rejected by algorithms — it's no wonder everyone is frustrated
Many job ads are now very long, list too many responsibilities and often "read like legal documents," leaving applicants frustrated, experts say.
Australian ugg-boot maker forced to rebrand after trademark battle with American rival
Ugg Since 1974's owner said it was rebranding outside Australia as it was "extremely hard fight a lawsuit against a multibillion-dollar company."
'Ghost job' ads are one reason finding a new role can be 'soul-crushing,' says Greenhouse exec
Greenhouse found about a fifth of roles advertised on its platform last year were likely "ghost jobs" that hiring managers had no intention of filling.
Millennials and Gen Zers are hooked on plushies — and that's good news for the toy market
Adults are increasingly buying stuffed animal toys to keep for themselves, making plushies "kind of hot right now" according to a Mintel analyst.
Buy-now-pay-later services make it very easy to spend — and influencers are sounding the alarm
Content creator Jess Riley has shared her debt journey on TikTok and says BNPL, combined with micro-fashion trends, almost led her to financial ruin.
Here's how to stop an argument with a narcissist from spinning out of control
Things can escalate very quickly when dealing with a narcissist, as they struggle with having positive feelings about someone they are mad at.
An Audible ad suggested anyone who listens to audiobooks 'real fast' is a 'psychopath' — and some people aren't happy
An Audible ad has sparked heated debate on TikTok over whether there is a right — or wrong — way to listen to audiobooks.
How to make the most of AI when looking for a job — and the pitfalls to avoid
AI is transforming job searches, for both candidates and recruiters. Pros share their do's and don'ts for making the most of the tools available.
MrBeast is teasing another recreation of 'Squid Game' as he continues to furiously promote 'Beast Games'
MrBeast asked fans if they want another "Squid Game" recreation as he promotes "Beast Games," leveraging Netflix's release to stay ahead.
Mark Cuban said he tried to invest in TikTok when it was called Musical.ly and less profit-driven
Mark Cuban had early interest in investing in Musical.ly, before it was TikTok, but now sees the platform as a little too "corporate."
A year after giving up her YouTube channel, Hannah Witton's clinic for struggling, burned-out creators is open
Hannah Witton is leveraging her experience as a former YouTube star to help others navigate career changes and overcome content burnout.