Ann Arbor, MI

Chipotle has come a long way since the burrito-maker first went public nearly 20 years ago. Although it was founded in 1993, the restaurant chain made its stock market debut in January 2006 with shares priced at $22 each. By the end of that year, Chipotle was operating more than 570 restaurants in 26 states and Washington D.C., according to its 2006 annual report.

If you invested $1,000 in Chipotle 10 years ago, here's how much money you'd have now

Popularized by the book "Attached: The New Science of Adult Attachment and How It Can Help You Find — and Keep — Love," attachment style refers to the psychological explanation for how we bond with other humans. There are three main attachment styles "Attached" authors Dr. Amir Levine...

If you use any of these 5 phrases you are more emotionally secure in your relationships than most

Whether it's households or small- to medium-sized businesses, Bank of America clients are slowing down the rate of purchases made for everything from hard goods to software, the bank's CEO Brian Moynihan said. Consumer spending via card payments, checks and ATM withdrawals has grown about 3.5% this year to roughly...

Bank of America CEO says U.S. consumers and businesses have turned cautious on spending

Honolulu, HI

In May, the national median monthly rent was $1,404, down almost 1% from same month last year, according to a June Apartment List report. Rent costs across U.S. continue to fluctuate, but there are some major areas where prices are trending up year-over-year. CNBC Make It analyzed rent estimate data...

Honolulu is the western metro area where 1-bedroom rent has gone up the most in a year

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration predicts an 85% chance of "above-normal" hurricane activity in 2024. NOAA forecasts four to seven major hurricanes — Category 3, 4 or 5 — with winds of 111 mph or higher. Here are ways you can help prevent devastating storm damage to...

Hurricane season will bring 4 to 7 major storms, NOAA predicts. How to prevent catastrophic damage to your home

If you ask financial pros for a list of money no-no's, "keeping up with the Joneses" might just top the list. That's because treating money management as a competition with your peers is one of the easiest ways to get into financial trouble. A purchase that may be well within a friend's budget could end up putting you in debt. An investment that is well within their tolerance for risk could be completely inappropriate for yours.

If you have this much money in your 401(k), you're doing better than most—here's how to save even more

Phoenix, AZ

Last summer, Shawn Allard asked his parents a question that changed the trajectory of his career. The Phoenix-based dental consultant wanted to find a job where he could express his creativity, be in charge and build a community, he says. In other words, he wanted to run a business. A broker sent him a listing: The founder of Novel Ice Cream, which owned two local scoop shops in Arizona, wanted to sell.

27-year-old's ice cream shops bring in $1.2 million a year: 'I'm living way below my means' to grow my business

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The Kid’s Nest Learning Center in Brunswick will remain temporarily closed after its owners lost an appeal Thursday to stay open after a child died from choking at the center. In October, the daycare had been put on notice to train staff for CPR after inspections over the past year found training inadequate.

Brunswick daycare loses appeal to stay open during death investigation

Each year, as much as $35 billion worth of gold produced by artisanal and small-scale mining in Africa — the world's top gold producing continent — goes undeclared and then smuggled out of the country's borders, a research report found. Between 80% to 85% of that gold goes...

Dubai bling: Billions of dollars worth of African gold is being smuggled into the UAE each year, research finds

Paul Sankey, Sankey Research president and lead analyst, joins 'Fast Money' to talk how to navigate oil and energy investing right now.

Paul Sankey talks how to play oil after worst month of 2024

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Newark, NJ

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NEWARK, N.J. – In a significant legal development, Keaton Langston, a 39-year-old Mississippi man linked to pharmacies, durable medical equipment companies, and a laboratory, has confessed to orchestrating a health care fraud scheme that swindled Medicare out of more than $51 million. The announcement was made today by Caroline Sadlowski, Attorney for the United States.

$51M Medicare Fraud Scheme: Man Pleads Guilty

OPEC+ members on Sunday are expected to review voluntary output cuts of 2.2 million barrels per day. Oil market analysts generally agree that the group will likely keep those cuts in place. U.S. oil is down 6% in May, while global benchmark Brent has fallen 7.1%. U.S. crude oil on...

U.S. crude oil posts worst month since November ahead of weekend OPEC+ meeting

CNBC's Jim Cramer on Thursday told investors that enterprise software companies may not be as lucrative as they have been over the past few years as AI gains traction. "We may be at the beginning of the great unwind of most enterprise software and the great ascendancy, not of the people pictured with [Nvidia CEO] Jensen Huang, but of the ultimate clients who'll use his wares to figure out how best to put their employees to work in a world where AI's changing the entire business landscape," he said.

Cramer says enterprise software sector's prominence may be winding down

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Have you ever wondered what makes each of us tick? Astrology can help us understand our unique traits and characteristics, and how they influence how we perceive ourselves and the world around us. It's fascinating to see how the interplay between cosmic forces and our disposition leads to such diverse self-perceptions among the twelve zodiac signs.

3 Zodiac Signs Who Love Themselves Too Much

Cape May, NJ

Somers Point, NJ

Austin T. Mahan misused USPS credit cards for personal purchases totaling over $54,000. Austin T. Mahan, 44, of Cape May Court House, New Jersey, pled guilty today to misappropriating postal funds, U.S. Attorney Philip R. Sellinger announced. Mahan admitted to the charge before U.S. District Judge Christine P. O’Hearn.

Postal Supervisor Embezzles $54K in USPS Funds

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South Orange, NJ

SOUTH ORANGE, NJ - In a startling revelation from the office of U.S. Attorney Philip R. Sellinger, 77-year-old Janis Miller of South Orange, New Jersey, has been indicted on charges of wire fraud, accused of pilfering more than $1 million in federal benefits designated for her deceased aunt. The indictment marks a significant development in a case that stretches over two decades.

NJ Woman Indicted for Embezzling $1M in Federal Benefits

There are some zodiac signs that you can just imagine will treat you like royalty. That regal touch just comes naturally for them, probably because those signs come from royalty themselves. Understanding the art of generosity, warmth, and kindness can be hard for some but not for these signs. Let’s get into the four graceful zodiac signs that will spoil you with the royal treatment.

4 Zodiac Signs Who Treat You Like Royalty

Palm Beach, FL

This story is part of CNBC Make It's Six-Figure Side Hustle series, where people with lucrative side hustles break down the routines and habits they've used to make money on top of their full-time jobs. Got a story to tell? Let us know! Email us at AskMakeIt@cnbc.com. Kelly Gordon used...

42-year-old yacht captain's side hustle brings in $124,000 a year: ‘It's the easiest, simplest thing to do’

New York City, NY

MORRIS COUNTY, NJ - James Gomes, a former branch manager of an international bank in New York, admitted to stealing more than $208,000 from a customer, U.S. Attorney Philip R. Sellinger announced today. Gomes, 43, of New York, pleaded guilty to one count of wire fraud affecting a financial institution before U.S. District Judge Esther Salas in Newark federal court.

Bank Manager Steals $208K, Faces 30 Yrs in Prison

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The Biden administration declared on Wednesday that it will cancel an additional $7.7 billion in student loans for 160,000 Americans. Qualified borrowers have been made eligible through repayment programs like the administration's SAVE Plan, or the Public Student Loan Forgiveness plan for which supports public service workers, according to CNN.

Biden Administration cancels another $7.7 billion in student debt relief

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Consumers have given up on long-term saving goals, says University of Michigan's Joanne Hsu

Joanne Hsu, University of Michigan director...

Consumers have given up on long-term saving goals, says University of Michigan's Joanne Hsu

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