A Major Country Hopes A 4 Day Work Week Will Help Its Unpopular Reputation
This Asian country has a history of overworked citizens, and the country is finally taking a massive step to address the issue by reducing the workweek.
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Shark Tank's Foot Fairy: Where Did The Business End Up After The Show?
Foot Fairy received a compelling offer from Shark Mark Cuban, but in the end, not everything went as the company's founders had hoped.
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Shark Tank's You Smell Soap: Whatever Happened To The Company After The Show?
You Smell soap kicked up a bidding war among the Sharks during its founder's presentation, but what happened afterward was a drastic shift.
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Major Retailer Shuts Down Hundreds Of Stores Across Nationwide Chain
the video game retailer has faced significant store closures and declining revenues over the past decade, and things don't seem likely to get better.
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These Antique Books Are Worth A Fortune And Might Be In Your House
Antique and collectible books can be worth a lot more money than it may seem, especially if they are part of a special edition or autographed.
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Galloway Reveals Grim Financial Warning About Trump Policies
President-elect Donald Trump has released a number of dangerous policy proposals that could have disasterous effects on our nation's debt.
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One Of The Biggest Missed Opportunities On Shark Tank Is Now A Popular Dating App
The founders of this popular app were offered $30 million for their company by Shark Mark Cuban, but they chose to go it themselves instead.
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What Was Retirement Like In The 1980s And How Does It Compare To Today?
There are some interesting similarities between the retirement market of the 1980s and that of today, though there are also notable differences.
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New Study Reveals Where Housing Market Could Boom In 2025
The strength of housing markets across the United States varies based on many factors, and in this part of the country those factors will align in 2025.
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A Leading Wealth Management Firm To Lay Off One-Sixth Of Its Workforce
A UK wealth management firm will lay off around 16% of its corporate workforce in 2025, under the guidance of a new CEO and a changing marketplace.
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The Most Profitable Shark Tank Products Of All Time
Many Shark Tank pitchers have gone on to great success, but none more than these businesses that have generated hundreds of millions in sales.
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How The Increase In Homeowners Associations Affects Homebuyers
Homeowners associations (HOAs) are increasingly common across the United States, which adds costs to homeownership but can provide extensive benefits.
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Are You At Risk Of Never Receiving Social Security Benefits?
There are certain groups who may not receive Social Security once they reach retirement, however, this group is small, accounting for ~2 million.
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How War Is Fueling Profits For The World's Biggest Arms Dealers
Ongoing conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East have been a financial boon for arms dealers, with sales reaching record levels globally.
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Why The McDonald's Worker Who Reported Luigi Mangione May Lose The $60K Reward
The McDonald's employee who reported the whereabouts of Luigi Mangione may or may not qualify for the rewards offered by the FBI and NYPD.
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How To Tell If Your Old Baseball Cards Are Worth Any Money
Baseball cards today are known collector's items, and every fan wants to get that one card that might turn into something (in)valuable in the future.
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Mark Cuban Revealed The Business That Had The 'Worst Execution' In Shark Tank History
In Season of "Shark Tank," inventor Charles Michael Yim pitched his safety product, which was designed to help people gauge their alcohol level.
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Shark Tank's Hy-Conn: What Happened To The Brand After Its Season 2 Pitch
Hy-Conn is one of the few products to appear on "Shark Tank" that ended with an offer to buy the company outright. But, did the deal actually close?
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Magic: The Gathering Cards That Are Worth A Ton Of Money
In 2019, Magic: The Gathering was inducted into the National Toy Hall of Fame. The strategy game was created in 1993 as the world's first trading card game.
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How To Tell If Your Old Watches Are Worth Anything
Just because a watch is old doesn't mean its value is greater than its sentimental value. This said, there are signs to look for before you go for an appraisal.
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What Happens To Bets If You Travel To A State Where Gambling Is Illegal?
Sports gambling in the U.S. has soared since 2018 and the overturning of PASPA. But it's not legal in every state, so how do bets work across state lines?
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Student Loan Relief: Will Biden's Last Stand Finally Knock Out Student Debt?
President Joe Biden seeks to provide student loan relief before leaving office, but time will tell if his actions are unwound by the next administration.
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Shark Tank's PhoneSoap: Where Is The Company Now?
In Season 6 of "Shark Tank," Wesley Laporte and Dan Barnes pitched their product, PhoneSoap. They walked out with a deal, and they're still in business today.
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Photographs You May Have That Are Worth A Ton Of Money
Photographs capture moments and freeze time. They're literally snapshots of history, which is why they can prove so valuable and worth their price.
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What Was Retirement Like In The 1970s And How Does It Compare To Today?
Many of the rules and regulations for modern retirement went into place in the 1970s, but the state of retirement today is quite different.
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Rare Coins That Brought In A Massive Payday On Pawn Stars
In the 23 seasons of "Pawn Stars" (and counting), these are three of the biggest coin buys (from the 20th, 18th, and 17th centuries) Rick Harrison has made.
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What The House Passing The Social Security Fairness Act Means For Seniors
On November 12, the U.S. House passed the Social Security Fairness Act; it now awaits the Senate vote. The 118th Congress will end on January 3, 2025.
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