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Anthony Noto's fear of failure has driven him to success, leading SoFi to strong earnings and a promising future.

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Capital One, backed by Warren Buffett, acquires Discover Financial Services in a $35.3 billion deal to rival Visa and Mastercard.

Temu's Super Bowl ads have sparked controversy, with internet users calling out consumers for making the company rich despite complaints.

A man found dead in a tent with no ID was finally identified as Vance Rodriguez, a tech professional from New York.

Brian Dalton, 72, moved from Minnesota to California for the weather. He loves the amenities and the outdoors. Gas is expensive.

Fulton County DA Fani Willis acknowledges romantic relationship with lawyer Nathan Wade, denies financial conflicts, and refuses to step down.

Arnold Schwarzenegger detained at German airport for luxury watch. Fined €35,000. Smiles in photo holding watch box. Charity auction planned.

Celebrity chef and Food Network star Darnell Ferguson arrested on multiple charges related to domestic violence case in Kentucky.

Rising costs prompt seniors to consider returning to work, survey shows. Many say Social Security benefits won't cover expenses.

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Southwest Airlines reached a settlement with the Transportation Department for its 2021 flight-cancellation meltdown, but future flyers could benefit.

Get the latest on mortgage rates and find out how to save money on your mortgage in the long run.

Get ready for Amazon's Cyber Monday deals on Nov. 25, with discounts of up to 65% on tech, apparel, and more.

Senator Elizabeth Warren warned of cryptocurrency scams targeting seniors, citing a $2.5 billion loss in 2022 and endorsing new protective legislation.

U.S. Rep. George Santos, R-N.Y., has been charged with conspiracy, wire fraud, and other offenses in a 23-count superseding indictment. The charges include stealing people's identities, making unauthorized charges on donors' credit cards, and lying to the Federal Election Commission. Santos allegedly inflated his campaign's reported receipts and submitted false reports to the FEC to mislead officials and the public. The indictment also alleges that Santos participated in multiple fraudulent schemes. His treasurer, Nancy Marks, has already pleaded guilty to related conduct. Santos has refused to resign and denies the new charges.

Fortnite players who made unwanted purchases can now apply for a refund as part of a $520 million settlement with Epic Games. The Federal Trade Commission has started notifying 37 million people who may be eligible for a refund. The settlement was reached in 2022 after allegations that Epic used deceptive practices and violated children's privacy laws. Consumers have until January 17, 2024, to submit a claim. The refund amount will depend on the number of claims filed. Epic Games has implemented measures to prevent unintended purchases.

FBI investigates cyberattack that shut down computer systems and credit card transactions at MGM Resorts properties, details undisclosed.

Rapper 6ix9ine has been ordered to pay a massive 6-figure debt after ignoring a lawsuit filed by his credit card company.

Rapper G Herbo to plead guilty to federal wire fraud charges.

Famous hacker Kevin Mitnick, known as the 'Condor,' dies at 59 from pancreatic cancer.

New York man arrested for murders of three sex workers.

Mexico faces a dent in confidence after surprise defeat to Qatar.

Haiti extends winning streak, Mexico dominates in Gold Cup matches.