Earliest Champagne Harvest on Record Puts Iconic Flavor to the Test
Record heat has pushed Champagne’s harvest to its earliest start ever, reducing yields and challenging the crisp, fresh taste that defines the iconic sparkling wine.
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Russia’s wartime economy is growing, but the cracks are getting harder to ignore
Analysts say Russia’s economic growth masks deep problems, from inflation and sanctions to falling oil and gas revenue, and the cracks are getting harder to ignore.
China moves to clarify offshore trust tax rules as confusion spreads
China’s tax agency is working to clarify offshore trust tax rules that have created confusion among wealthy citizens, with questions remaining over older trusts and payment deadlines.
Tesla FSD vs Rivian Autonomy+: I drove both for hundreds of miles. Here’s the verdict
After hundreds of miles, Tesla’s FSD still outshines Rivian’s Autonomy+ on city streets, but Rivian is closing the gap with a safety-first approach.
Software-Defined Cars: How Long Will They Really Last?
The average U.S. vehicle is 12.8 years old, but software-defined cars may not hold up as long. Here’s why the industry itself is unsure.
Worried About a Stock Selloff? These Safer Money Moves Are Gaining Fans
Investors are turning to ultra-short bond funds and money market ETFs for safety as stock market worries grow. Learn what advisors recommend.
Berkshire’s Alphabet Stake Swells by $17 Billion, Becoming Its Third-Largest Holding
Berkshire added $17 billion to its Alphabet position in Q2, making it the third-largest holding, and Michael Burry questions Greg Abel’s management of the cash pile.
College at $100,000 a year: How families are covering the cost
Only 12% of Americans say a four-year degree is affordable. See how families are borrowing, saving, and scraping together funds as college costs soar.
U.S. Strategic Oil Reserve Drops to Four-Decade Low, Raising Cavern Damage Fears
Experts warn that the Strategic Petroleum Reserve’s rapid drawdown could damage salt caverns as inventories hit a four-decade low.
Record Highs on Wall Street as Inflation Moderates and AI Trade Intensifies
Wall Street capped a record-breaking week as inflation data matched expectations and fresh financing moves in AI fueled gains led by Intel and Nvidia.