After decades of being able to book a trip and not think about needing anything but a valid passport, both North Americans and Europeans traveling to the United Kingdom in 2026 have learned that they now need to apply for an online electronic travel authorisation (ETA) that costs £20 and is valid for multiple entries […]
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TheStreet aims to feature only the best products and services. If you buy something via one of our links, we may earn a commission. Why we love this deal As someone who is all too familiar with foot pain, a comfortable pair of sneakers is non-negotiable. I’ve had my fair share of Hokas and Brooks
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The Business Platinum Card® from American Express might be one of the more expensive credit cards on the market, featuring a steep $895 annual fee alongside a slew of benefits and statement credits that are fairly exhaustive. For these reasons alone, I suspect a lot of business folks are immediately dismissive of the card; there
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TheStreet aims to feature only the best products and services. If you buy something via one of our links, we may earn a commission. Why we love this deal We live in a tech-obsessed world, and while our electronics used to spend most of their time in our homes waiting to be used, these days
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Most government warnings about cybersecurity arrive wrapped in bureaucratic language that makes them easy to tune out. This one from Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent was different. Asked on Fox News’ “Sunday Morning Futures” whether Americans should be worried about artificial intelligence being used to hack their bank accounts, Bessent gave a two-word answer: “You should.”
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Carvana just reported numbers that stopped Wall Street in its tracks. The online used car retailer posted a record-breaking first quarter, and CEO Ernie Garcia didn’t mince words about where the company is headed. Despite its solid Q1 results, Carvana (CVNA) stock is down 4% in 2026 and has pulled back roughly 20% from its
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You’ve probably heard the classic retirement advice: if your savings fall short, just work a few more years. A longer career means more time to contribute to your 401(k), more employer matches, and a bigger Social Security check down the road. The problem is that this plan assumes you get to choose when you stop
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There’s a particular kind of financial risk that doesn’t show up in a spreadsheet until it’s too late. It doesn’t trigger when a single loan goes bad or when one fund misses a redemption. It happens when enough people look at enough problems in enough places and decide the whole system might be cracking. Federal
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Reddit CEO Steve Huffman had a message for the AI giants on the company’s first-quarter 2026 earnings call. And it wasn’t subtle. “There is no artificial intelligence without actual intelligence. And that comes from Reddit,” Huffman said. That single line landed like a warning shot, aimed squarely at Google and OpenAI, two of Reddit’s (RDDT)
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Nine years after Elon Musk first unveiled it on a darkened stage, the Tesla Semi has finally crossed the line that separates promise from product. On April 29, Tesla posted a single image on X: workers inside the Nevada factory, the first Semi off the high-volume production line. After years of delays, that photo carries
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