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Microsoft Owes the IRS $29 Billion, But It’s Refusing to Pay Microsoft and the IRS's tussle marks the biggest corporate tax dispute in US history, with the tech giant fighting back. -
How to Claim Your Share of the $245 Million Fortnite Settlement The claims process is open, but not everyone who played Fortnite during the past six years is eligible for compensation. -
How to Claim Your $30 from Crunchyroll $16 Million Settlement Customers who have used the anime streaming service in the past three years are entitled to a payment. -
Firefox Launches AI-Powered Fake Review Detector The simple yet effective feature will help consumers make online buying decisions with new levels of confidence. -
9 Best Mental Health Apps to Improve Your Well-Being With a Tap Whether you're looking to tackle burnout or get a good night sleep, these paid-for and free mental health apps can help. -
Most CEOs Plotting a Full 5-Day Return to Office – Here’s Proof New data from KPMG shows the vast majority of CEOs want to return to an all-office world and even link it to pay rises. -
Temu Is Cheaper than Amazon on Prime Day – With a Huge Catch Even on Amazon Prime Day, Chinese store Temu can still offer better prices, but with some serious caveats. -
The Group Worst Hit by Social Media Scams Isn’t Who You Think Social media scams are costing Americans billions, according to a new FTC report — and it's not just the fault of boomers. -
Amazon Is Offering $1 Million for Proof of Aliens on Ring Cameras Ring, an Amazon-owned security company, wants "unaltered scientific evidence" of alien life from your doorbell for the prize. -
Study: Remote and Hybrid Work Leads to Better Business Growth No matter the business size or time period, businesses with flexible work policies are outpacing in-office counterparts. -
5 High Paying AI Jobs and How to Get Them From AI engineer to data scientist, these roles are lucrative and available if you have a certain set of skills. -
Tech Wants to Add AI to Your Literal Dreams Prophetic is an AI startup building The Halo, the world’s first wearable device for stabilizing lucid dreams.