If you have at least five years to invest and know what to look for, you have a good chance of doubling your money in the stock market. The trick is to identify growing companies the market is overlooking, or undervalued growth stocks. Two promising candidates right now are SentinelOne (NYSE: S) and Toast (NYSE: TOST).
Taking to Instagram on Monday, the singer-actress shared a photo of herself standing on a beach in front of some balloons to celebrate turning 32. Selena also posted two selfies showing her wearing a yellow dress and a diamond 'B' necklace. "Thank you so much for your birthday wishes!! I'm very grateful and always thankful," she captioned the post. In response, Benny wrote, "I got the hottest chick in the game wearing my chain." However, Selena's Only Murders in the Building co-star Steve Martin quickly chimed in too.
"Doctor Who" showrunner Russell T Davies on the upcoming Whoniverse spin-off “The War Between The Land And The Sea,” starring Russell Tovey and Gugu Mbatha-Raw. (July 27)
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni arrived in Beijing on Saturday for her first official visit to China. During her four-day visit she will meet Chinese President Xi Jinping, Prime Minister of the State Council Li Qiang, Speaker of the People's Assembly Zhao Leji, and Shanghai Municipality Communist Party of China Secretary Chen Jining.
iFixit and Freelancer have accused Anthropic, the AI startup behind the Claude large language models, of ignoring their "do not crawl" robots.txt protocol and policy to scrape their websites' data.
Earlier this month, Chipotle Mexican Grill (CMG) CFO Jack Hartung announced his plans to retire from his long-standing executive role on March 31, 2025, staying on in the new year to help the company and his successor, Chipotle Vice President of Finance Adam Rymer, ease in the transition. Hartung joins Catalysts alongside Yahoo Finance executive editor Brian Sozzi to discuss his plans for retirement and the lessons he learned from his 22-year tenure as Chipotle's chief financial officer: "I would say the most important thing is to build a culture and build teams that match the culture. And what that means to me,is hire people that are humble, but they're really confident at the same time. And now I know that sounds like those are two contradictory, but if you hire people that are very skilled, and they're confident and they're skilled, but they're also humble, you could build a team around folks like that. And when a team like that buys into a purpose, like Chipotle is a purpose-driven company, you can accomplish great things." For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Morning Brief. This post was written by Nicholas Jacobino
The first full day of action sees Adam Peaty, Katie Ledecky and Ariarne Titmus in the pool, while Carlos Alcaraz and Rafael Nadal join forces at Roland Garros
Three men have died after a crash near Falkirk in Scotland, police have said. "I would also appeal for anyone who was driving in the area and who may have dash-cam footage that could assist to contact us."
The Israeli military said that they had targeted a Hamas command centre
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Sir Keir Starmer met with Team GB athletes in Paris. While observing the judo training, the prime minister joked that if he were to join them on the mat, "someone would throw me over, and that would be the end of it.".
Some are calling the depiction 'anti-Christian.'
Paul Juda put forth a very strong showing during Saturday’s qualification round at the 2024 Olympics Games in Paris
The all-season blouse looks great on its own or layered when the A/C is pumping.
The actress, singer and former beauty queen hopes she can be a lesson in resilience for younger generations facing scrutiny in the age of social media
With an elastic waistband and breathable stretchy fabric, you'll reach for these shorts all summer long.
Equestrian’s governing body issued a warning to Brazilian rider Carlos Parro on Saturday for potentially causing “unnecessary discomfort" to his horse Safira after receiving evidence from an animal rights group. The Federation for Equestrian Sports received a letter and photos that were sent to its president, Ingmar De Vos, by animal rights group PETA on Friday. One photo shows Parro hyper-flexing Safira’s neck in a prohibited movement called “Rollkur” — compromising the horse’s breathing.
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Anthony Stocks tried to kill his victim to prevent him from exposing his history of sexual abuse
Royal Opera House, LondonNeil Tennant and Chris Lowe deliver hits and new songs with their trademark bittersweet ambivalence, theatrical staging and imperviousness to fashion
Firms accused of putting profits over safety as EU group weighs cutting minimum number of pilots from two to one
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