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The film industry is a huge business, and based on one venture capitalist's opinion, the same tech taking jobs in other fields could impact movies soon too.
Read MoreLenders don't care how badly you want or need something. If buying it makes loaning you money more of a liability, you can kiss your dream home goodbye.
Read MoreIt may be hard to imagine a simple piece of furniture causing an immense tragedy, but that's the exact issue one major retailer dealt with in the mid-2010s.
Read MoreWhether you're a Kansas City Chiefs football fan, or simply enjoy a good steak, it could be worth exploring the menu at recently-opened 1587 Prime.
Read MoreDiscover how a project, which received $1.6 billion in federal grants to launch commercial operations in January 2016, is now closing less than a decade later.
Read MoreSpending millions on a house might seem outrageous in some areas, but in beachfront communities near major cities, it can be standard procedure.
Read MoreWith the holidays fast approaching, and prices continuing to rise, SNAP recipients could be in for an especially difficult November as program funding ceases.
Read MoreTaking advantage of pre-holiday sales can be a great way to add a little luxury to your life without the huge price tag, and these Walmart deals do just that.
Read MoreIt's becoming increasingly difficult to buy your first house. Even property in more affordable regions is getting further and further out of reach.
Read MoreYou might have a hidden treasure in your kitchen. One overlooked ceramic brand found at thrift stores is now fetching hundreds — even thousands — of dollars.
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