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Investopedia is a for-profit website located in New York City that specializes in providing education on investing and the latest financial news. The site has been led by CEO David Siegel since 2015.

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  • 1 day ago | investopedia.com | Andrew Kessel

    Tesla ( TSLA) CEO Elon Musk on Wednesday ramped up his criticism of President Trump's signature budget legislation.

  • 1 day ago | investopedia.com | Parija Kavilanz

    Key TakeawaysTipping is leaving a number of Americans, especially GenZers, in an unhappy place. The practice can be a prickly topic, and it's getting under the skin of more consumers. As many as 41% of Americans recently surveyed feel that tipping culture has gotten out of control, up from 35% last year, according to a new report from Bankrate.

  • 1 day ago | investopedia.com | Adam Hayes

    A criminal record is more than a blemish-it is often a long-term pay cut that can cast a shadow over someone's entire career. New research and decades of audit studies show that, on average, workers with a record earn about one-third less than their otherwise similar peers, face steeper unemployment spells, and are more likely to be crowded into lower-paying jobs.

  • 1 day ago | investopedia.com | Andrew Kessel

    Key Takeaways Reddit ( RDDT) filed a lawsuit against AI startup Anthropic, accusing the Claude chatbot developer of unlawfully training its models on Reddit users' personal data without a license. Shares of Reddit surged close to 7% Wednesday following the complaint, and have climbed about 28% so far in 2025. The complaint, filed in California Wednesday, accuses Anthropic of scraping Reddit's servers more than 100,000 times despite claiming to have blocked its bots from doing so in July 2024.

  • 1 day ago | investopedia.com | Adam Hayes

    Swipe-fee charges-the 1.5%-to-3% "interchange" that merchants pay every time you swipe a rewards card-may feel invisible to travelers, yet they power a major profit engine in commercial aviation.