Intuit will invest over $100 million in a multi-year partnership with OpenAI to integrate AI into its financial applications.

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FOXBOROUGH — Kayshon Boutte’s on-field growth has been obvious. The third-year Patriots wideout is caught another 39-yard touchdown in Sunday’s 31-13 win over the Titans. It was his fourth of the ...

Martin Lewis’ Money Saving Expert has shared a method to boost your tax-free Personal Allowance for Income Tax with HMRC all the way up to £18,570. The site, founded by Martin Lewis, has set out a ...

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Prime Minister Modi met US Ambassador-designate Sergio Gor, signaling renewed focus on the India-US partnership amidst trade tensions. Gor highlighted President Trump's "great" regard for Modi and ...

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Jessica Lane Alexander and Lori Hall McKissic spent a year planning one of the biggest leaps of faith in their professional careers. The experienced marketers first met two decades ago, working for ...