‘A Charlie Brown Christmas’ almost never aired because CBS executives didn’t like it
Back in the 1960s, commercial realities almost derailed Schulz’s special.
NORAD’s Santa tracker, now used by millions, started as a morale booster during the Cold War
It started with a child’s accidental phone call in 1955.
The Fed is weighing ‘significant changes’ to its annual stress tests for large U.S. banks to lessen the risk of large year-on-year swings
The stress test has helped banks more than double their capital levels over the past decade-plus.
Workers won’t accept less than $81,000 for a new role right now—despite fearing they’ll be jobless soon
This is despite fearing they’ll be jobless soon.
Boomer-centric wine industry at a crossroads as Gen Z turns away from alcohol
"Time is not on our side," reads Silicon Valley Bank’s 2024 State of the US Wine Industry report. Only premium wines are ...
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American Air says holiday delays caused by vendor tech glitch
Travelers in the American Airlines check-in area at John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) in New York, US, on Tuesday, ...
Gen Zers may not have a house or kids, but data shows they’re spoiling their pets more than any other generation instead
While Gen Z respondents spent the most on their pets per month this year, they were the most likely to have insurance and ...
Scientist says the one thing everyone hates about AI is ultimately what helped him win a Nobel Prize
David Baker was the only American scientist to win the Nobel Prize in Chemistry.
Starbucks barista strike expands on fifth day of closures
Over 5,000 workers in Boston, New York and Philadelphia, among other cities, planned to join the work stoppage on Tuesday.
Russia’s multibillion-dollar revenue stream may soon grind to a halt, thanks to Ukraine. Its ripple effects could hit Europe
Despite the war, Russia has long had a deal in place to transit its gas exports via Ukraine to Europe.
You’re wasting nearly 5 whole days a year just scrolling for something to watch on Netflix and YouTube, study finds
One in five believe it’s harder to find something to watch today than it was 10 years ago.
Researchers have followed over 700 people since 1938 to find the keys to happiness. Here’s what they discovered
The secret to happiness is more in our control than we may believe. Here’s how to start.