Amazon Prime $2.5 Billion Settlement: Are You Eligible for a Refund?
Amazon agreed to a $2.5 billion settlement over its Prime membership practices. Here’s what the settlement covers, who may be eligible, and how to check for a refund.
Author: Gulraj Ansari
Gulraj Ansari covers personal finance for Wall Street Sights, including retirement planning, credit, and everyday money decisions for U.S. readers.
Personal Finance Basics: A Beginner’s Guide to Budgeting, Debt, and Saving
A practical starting point for anyone new to managing money — how to build a budget, tackle debt, and start saving for the future.
Apple Hits $5 Trillion Market Cap: What’s Driving the Rally
Apple briefly touched a $5 trillion market cap on July 28, becoming only the second company ever to reach the milestone, just days before its Q3 earnings report.
Emirates Now Accepts Crypto Payments for Flights
Emirates has launched a partnership with Crypto.com to let passengers pay for flights using cryptocurrency, targeting a “digitally-affluent” traveler base.
New Eurostar Train: London to Antwerp Direct From December
Eurostar is launching a new direct London-to-Antwerp train service in December, cutting the current journey by 34 minutes.
US Walks Out of UN Meeting Amid Dispute With France
US diplomats walked out of a UN Security Council meeting as France criticized Washington’s human rights record, in a rare rift between longtime allies.
Matt Baker Pet Loss: Countryfile Star Mourns Dog Bob
Countryfile presenter Matt Baker has shared the loss of his family dog Bob, reflecting on a life that’s always been shaped by dogs.
UK Petrol and Diesel Prices Surge: What’s Driving the Increase
UK petrol and diesel prices have jumped sharply this week, nearing levels last seen during the Iran conflict. Here’s what’s driving the increase and what drivers can expect.
Ocado Drops £190m Payout Dispute With Marks & Spencer: What It Means
Ocado has quietly dropped its pursuit of a £190m payout from Marks & Spencer tied to their online grocery joint venture. Here’s what happened and why it matters.
Job Lock: 1 in 4 Workers Stay in Jobs for Health Insurance
A new Gallup survey finds 24% of U.S. workers, about 23 million people, are staying in jobs they want to leave just to keep their health insurance.