Startups like TomoCredit and Albert, last valued at hundreds of millions of dollars, are the target of hundreds of consumer complaints.

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The AI revolution already claimed hundreds of jobs at the online tutoring company. Now it could save its business.

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ranging from difficult-to-cancel gym memberships to magazine subscriptions, and monthly payments for services like Amazon Prime. It also covers free trials that charge if you don’t cancel in ...

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The retail giant is offering major discounts on its Amazon Fresh- and Happy Belly-branded Thanksgiving staples — and yes, Prime Members get additional discounts. Here are all the details.

The number of people subscribing to Netflix’s ad tier grew 35 percent since last quarter, the company said, though that remains a small fraction of its overall subscription revenue. Its priority ...

UP Entertainment, which launched in 2004, has morphed from a singular destination with family in mind to a growing family of brands.

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