You don't have to be Britney Spears to get a prenuptial agreement
You don't have to be Britney Spears to get a prenup. Lots of couples can benefit from hashing out some financial matters before getting married.
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Pelosi told top general Trump should have been 'arrested on the spot' for inciting Capitol insurrection, new book says
Concerns about Trump starting a nuclear war, fear by China of an attack and a call by Mike Pence to an ex-vice president about Joe Biden's election are detailed in the book.
Rap artist Nicki Minaj faces backlash after tweeting inaccurate information about Covid vaccines
Minaj skipped this year's Met Gala, which enforced a vaccine mandate, saying she was generally avoiding public events because she has a new baby at home.
Mortgage demand from homebuyers jumps to highest level since April, after new listings rise all summer
Potential homebuyers are coming back to the market as listings rise.
Walmart to test self-driving cars in multiple cities with Ford and Argo AI
The companies will use Ford Escape hybrids with Argo AI technology for Walmart deliveries in Miami, the District of Columbia and Austin, Texas.
Amazon and Deliveroo deepen ties with Prime food delivery bundle in UK and Ireland
Amazon is offering Prime customers free delivery on Deliveroo takeout orders over a certain amount for a year.
EV start-up Rivian beats Tesla, GM, Ford as first automaker to produce electric pickup
Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe tweeted that the company's first R1T pickup for customers drove off the assembly line Tuesday morning at its plant in Normal, Illinois.
Apple emphasizes iPhone 13 battery life improvements to keep sales momentum high
Apple presented two improvements Tuesday that anyone who picks up the new models will appreciate: longer battery life.
Facebook documents show how toxic Instagram is for teens, Wall Street Journal reports
The company is in the process of making a version of Instagram for kids.
Father of missing NY woman asks her fiance to cooperate with police
Joe Petito, the father of missing 22-year-old Gabby Petito, explains why he's urging her fiance to work with authorities in their search for his daughter.
Microsoft makes top lawyer Brad Smith its vice chair
Chief Microsoft lawyer Brad Smith is a major company stockholder, having joined the software maker in 1993 and become its president in 2015.
America is short more than 5 million homes, and builders can't make up the difference
The supply of homes for sale is near a record low, and the gap between supply and demand is widening as homebuilders struggle to keep up.
DOJ official signals firm stance against 'killer acquisitions'
Department of Justice Associate Attorney General Vanita Gupta called acquisitions of nascent competitors "one category of particularly concerning transactions."
TikTok rolls out features to help teens' mental health as Instagram comes under fire
TikTok on Tuesday announced a slew of features intended to help users struggling with mental health issues and thoughts of suicide.
Amazon faces Teamsters union drive at Canadian warehouse
It comes just a few months after a high-profile unionization effort failed at an Amazon warehouse in Alabama.
Judge denies bond for man who had weapons in swastika-tagged pickup parked near DNC headquarters
Donald Craighead "exhibited signs of possible mental illness" throughout an interview with two special agents, according to a summary of the exchange.
Senators demand cryptocurrency regulation guidance from SEC Chair Gary Gensler
Lawmakers pressured Gensler to pick up the pace on cryptocurrency guidance, arguing a lack of rules could lead to speculation and stifled innovation.
Giving Covid booster shots to healthy people is 'not right,' WHO says in plea to wealthy nations
"There are countries with less than 2% vaccination coverage, most of them in Africa, who are not even getting their first and second dose" Tedros said.
Pfizer CEO says Covid vaccine data for kids under age 5 may come in late October
"Then, it is up to the FDA to take their time, and then make a decision," Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla said.
10-year yield falls after consumer price index increases slightly less than expected
U.S. Treasury yields held onto a gain on Tuesday after the August CPI report showed a slightly smaller-than-expected rise in prices.
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