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Apple’s midrange ‘Pro’ M3 chip isn’t looking like a huge upgrade
Apple’s new M3 Pro chip is looking like an odd duck in an otherwise solidly improved MacBook Pro laptop. For most people who need a computer with a bit of oomph over dreary office tasks and need multiple external monitors, the M3 Pro…
Pushy checkout screens are helping ‘tipflation’
Tipping is an age-old American debate. How much do you pay and when? Is it a choice or an obligation? Generally, tech has at least made it easier over the years. Smartphones made it a breeze for friends to whip out a calculator to figure…
The 6 best gifts for book lovers this holiday season
When it comes to getting gifts for the book lover in your life, you can never go wrong with gifting them books on their wish list. But, if you want to get them something other than a book, there are quite a few…
How to leverage military experience to become a successful entrepreneur
Dan Brillman is the co-founder and CEO of Unite Us, a cross-sector collaboration platform.
Despite their exceptional sacrifice and service to our country, many military veterans have a difficult…
Veteran to visionary: What I learned in the marines about being a fintech founder
Lamine Zarrad
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Lamine Zarrad is CEO and founder of StellarFi, a credit-building tool helping Americans boost their credit scores and overall financial health.
My journey from being a…
BNPL expands beyond its roots — that’s a good thing
Many people in the U.S. associate buy now, pay later (BNPL) with the ability to pay off a clothing purchase or a Peloton in multiple interest-free installments. It’s also associated with the growing concern…