Millions of Americans have a gambling disorder, but most of them don't know it. An expert says these signs could indicate a problem

Distress about money is the most frequently cited reason people start questioning whether they have a problem. Read More

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Girls in Florida may not have to disclose their menstrual histories to play high school sports after all

A vote on Thursday will decide whether to remove questions that force student-athletes to share details about their menstruation cycles. Read More

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Robinhood's crypto business continues to decline during crypto winter as customers steer clear of trading

The drop came amid a major retrenchment in the crypto industry. Read More

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Twitter is having a weird technical glitch that won’t let users tweet because they are ‘over the daily limit’

Twitter users are reporting that they cannot tweet. Read More

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Middle managers embrace wokeness because it increases their influence and job security, new paper says

“Woke” culture could be costing companies, the authors say. Read More

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Expert advice on vetting your tax preparer

More than half of all taxpayers rely on a paid tax preparer according to the most recent data. Read More

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The founder of Chobani yogurt is a self-made billionaire and a Turkish immigrant—Now he's pledging $1 million for the country's earthquake relief

Chobani's Hamid Ulukaya has advocated for causes in the past, including migrant working rights. He is now pledging to donate $1 million to the disaster relief efforts. Read More

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Disney is laying off 7,000 workers and restructuring to reduce costs in a major shakeup following the return of CEO Bob Iger

Shares of Disney rose as much as 3.8% to $116 in extended trading after the results were announced. Read More

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Police brutality fuels trauma after Tyre Nichols' murder—how Black communities are coping

Viewing videos of and having conversations about police violence has several adverse effects, including psychological distress and trauma. Read More

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Wall Street bankers had to be talked out of liquidating Bed Bath & Beyond and throwing 30,000 people out of work, sources say

Sources say everything changed after a late-night conference call as a bankruptcy attorney shamed lenders over their plans. Read More

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