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Jackie Combs has been working as a family law and divorce attorney for eight years.The 37-year-old represents “high-net-worth and celebrity clients” such as model Emily Ratajkowski and hairstylist Chris Appleton. And her customer base is skewing younger: “The majority of my customers right now are Gen Z and Millennials,” she says.The oldest Millennials and the oldest Gen Z will be 44 and 28 years old, respectively, in 2025.Combs sees a lack of communication as the number one reason people divorce. “If you can’t communicate, you can’t get through the relationship,” she says.Her new customers may be young, but Gen Zers…

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META CEO Mark Zuckerberg (left) and Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella.Getty ImagesAs the tech giants ramp up their already breathtaking spending on artificial intelligence, their respective digital advertising businesses are also gaining momentum.This week’s quarterly earnings report is Meta, Amazon, alphabet and microsoft Both showed healthy returns on the advertising side.The increase in online ad sales eased concerns earlier this year that economic turmoil amplified by President Donald Trump’s trade policies would hurt ad budgets. “I think the digital advertising market is strong,” said Jasmine Enberg, co-founder of creator economy media company Scalable. “I think the instability and instability of this…

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Oil containing CBD (cannabidiol).Geoffroy van der Hasselt AFP | Getty ImagesInvestor optimism about possible new federal regulations for cannabis-derived products and signals from President Donald Trump that he may take a more lenient stance on cannabis could send cannabis stocks on a rise after years of weakness.Publicly traded cannabis companies have experienced ups and downs. Verano Holdings reported revenue of $203 million on Wednesday, up slightly from the previous quarter but down 6% from a year ago. However, Verano reported a net loss of $44 million, due in part to a $5 million impairment charge at its Pennsylvania facility and…

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Citing structural changes and security concerns, reporters were barred from entering key areas of the White House without prior approval.Published October 31, 2025October 31, 2025Click here to share on social mediaShare 2sharePresident Donald Trump’s administration has barred reporters from accessing parts of the White House press room without a reservation, citing the need to protect “classified material.”The National Security Council (NSC) said in a memo to White House communications director Stephen Chan and press secretary Caroline Leavitt on Friday that journalists are “no longer permitted” to visit the section where Leavitt’s office is located “without prior approval in the form…

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This week’s travel news roundup includes advice for holiday travelers, a robot saving an ancient language from extinction, and Italy’s new ultra-luxurious night train. Have you thought about traveling for the holidays yet? Time is running out if you want to get the best deals on flights for Thanksgiving and Christmas, according to travel company Kayak, which uses search data to analyze trends. The company says the “best time to save for the holidays” for reservations runs from mid-October to early November. Last year, a record was set for holiday travel in the United States, which is expected to surpass…

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Jack Butland heroically denied Jamie McGrath’s penalty in the 87th minute as Rangers crossed the line against Hibernian for their first back-to-back wins of the season.It was the English goalkeeper’s third big stop of the season, with Danilo’s opening goal in the fifth minute securing an important three points for the visitors. Danilo’s second goal of the match, scored in an early exchange, was not a sign of anything to come. After Hibs’ impressive start, Gers got their first taste of goal as Danilo calmly took the lead, setting up with his feet from the edge of the area and…

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Core Scientific shareholders on Thursday rejected an all-stock buyout offer from partner and competitor Coreweave that was valued at $9 billion at the time. The company did this following a recommendation for a negative vote from Sheena Tussi, the largest shareholder at Two Seas Capital, a firm focused on post-bankruptcy companies. Core Scientific emerged from bankruptcy in January 2024. Core Scientific started out as a crypto miner and is still part of it, sharing its early history with AI data center provider CoreWeave, which also started out as a miner. However, CoreWeave worked with investor and partner Nvidia to transition…

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U.S. President Donald Trump greets Chinese President Xi Jinping prior to bilateral talks at Gimhae Air Force Base in Busan, South Korea, on October 30, 2025. Andrew Harnik | Getty Images News | Getty ImagesChinese President Xi Jinping said Thursday that China and the United States should be “partners and friends” during a meeting with US President Donald Trump on dealing with trade and tariff issues.According to Chinese state media, the meeting ended in about an hour and 40 minutes, and the two leaders shook hands and left the venue without making any public comments. This is the first direct…

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CNBC’s Jim Cramer suggested Wednesday that companies outside the tech space would also benefit from some form of involvement in the data center boom, citing manufacturer Caterpillar’s recent earnings as an example.He said the Fed’s decision to cut interest rates by 25 basis points is positive for a wide range of businesses in the “real economy,” a term he used to lump together certain types of business activity beyond the AI ​​boom. But he suggested the latest rate cut may not be enough to really boost stock prices.”This rate cut is great news for the so-called real economy,” Cramer said.…

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The logo of Chinese-owned semiconductor company Nexperia is displayed at the Chinese-owned semiconductor company’s German facility after the Dutch government seized control and auto industry groups warned of a possible impact on car production, October 23, 2025, in Hamburg, Germany. Jonas Walzberg | ReutersNetherlands-based semiconductor maker Nexperia is at the center of a standoff between the European Union, the United States and China that has caused a near-crisis for global automakers.Dutch government takes control of Chinese-owned Nexperia wing techin October, citing national security concerns. In response to this move, the Chinese government blocked the flow of Nexperia products into China.Chinese…

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