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Chip Wilson, who is Lululemon Athletica’s second-largest shareholder, owning 9.6% of stock, and his wife Shannon “Summer” Wilson are calling it quits, Bloomberg reported.

Employers hired at a slow but steady pace in August, likely enough to keep the Federal Reserve focused on inflation – meaning it’s a coin flip whether they’ll hike interest rates this month.

The Dutch central bank has yanked more than 78 metric tons of gold out of New York, citing the tumultuous international climate — the latest European country to ditch or downsize its US precious metal stores.

“Rich Dad Poor Dad” author Robert Kiyosaki — the self-help guru who has preached the secrets of financial success — is $1.2 billion in debt.

Kalshi said Monday that it has slapped scandal-ridden former Rep. George Santos with its first-ever lifetime ban after he allegedly made more than $17,000 in illicit bets on the prediction market.

When nature calls, cleaning up is poised to get more expensive due to President Trump’s new 50% tariffs on a range of Canadian goods.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent sarcastically offered to give Sen. Elizabeth Warren a tutorial on “Foreign Exchange for Dummies.”

It’s no secret that retirees like to fly south for warmer weather, cheaper living and a slower way of life – but now many are skipping Florida for booming beach towns in southern Delaware.

Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta has agreed to pay up to $16.7 billion as part of a historic settlement with 29 state attorneys general who alleged the company purposely built Instagram and Facebook to addict kids.