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Around the eighth hole, Ike started really regretting all of those Bermuda onions...

Granted, the hamburger (piled with said onions) he had scarfed down had been huge.

February 14 is a great day for businesses around the country...

According to the National Retail Federation, consumers are expected to spend a record $27.5 billion on flowers, chocolates, jewelry, and more.

Doc's note: It's no secret that some of the biggest gains last year were thanks to artificial-intelligence ("AI") stocks. But last month's tech correction has some investors wondering who the big AI players will be this year.

In today's issue, originally published in Altimetry Daily Authority, Joel Litman details the new – and surprising – company making big plans to enter the AI game...

There's a massive bull run happening that no one is talking about...

Gold had an amazing year in 2024 – up 28%, beating the 23% return for the S&P 500 Index.

Steve Mullikin's face went numb, he had trouble staying upright, and his speech began to slur. And he wasn't alone.

In the early 1990s, Steve's coworkers also began suffering similar symptoms all over the body, along with a litany of other problems like chronic fatigue, chronic muscle pain, impaired memory, constant diarrhea, and insomnia.

On a quiet Tuesday night in Germany, a 1,100-pound bomb exploded... killing three men.

This wasn't a terrorist attack. The active bomb had been buried for nearly seven decades.

With frozen fruit-juice sticks and PVC pipes filled with peanut butter, science has identified exactly how college students are like chimpanzees.

We can thank Sarah Brosnan for this conclusion.

In one of the coldest regions on the planet, thousands of people choose winter to go for a swim...

The young and old of Russia celebrate winter by taking icy plunges into the water or dropping buckets of ice water over their heads. Some Russians called "morzhi" ("walruses" in English) are part of clubs where they go for ice swims every week... All in normal bathing suits – no special equipment required.

The companies dominating the market today aren't going to be the same ones dominating a few decades from now.

This sounds like an obvious statement. Every single year, innovative technology gives life to new companies that will go on to shape our future. These innovations will push even the best businesses of today into irrelevance.

Ski instructors Bernie and Marita Hart were teaching a nervous bunch of beginners. So 16 years ago, they started teaching their ski students martial arts...

These days, the husband-and-wife duo have taken their lessons to downtown Salt Lake City, in front of a public library or sometimes the Public Safety Building.