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Calling all eligible blood donors: Your help is needed. Earlier this summer, the American Red Cross declared a national blood supply crisis, for only the second time in its history. The organization issued an urgent appeal to give blood, as hospital demand has outpaced donations. But this crisis extends beyond the nation’s largest blood supplier….

I recently praised Apple for putting out a $599 MacBook laptop. One of the richest companies in the world was doing the average Joe a solid by offering a sleek and capable machine for a good price. But, even Apple isn’t immune to the AI-driven memory chip shortage. At the end of June, the company…

Depending on who you ask, Delta Air Lines is making it easier to earn miles on your next Starbucks order. Starting Aug. 5, 2026, Delta SkyMiles members who link their Starbucks Rewards account will earn 1 mile per $1 spent at participating Starbucks locations, as long as they’ve flown on Delta within the past year….

Three types of equity are commonly held by employees at pre-IPO companies: restricted stock units (RSUs), incentive stock options (ISOs) and non-qualified stock options (NSOs). Each has its own tax rules and strategies. When you hold more than one type, or even all three — which is true of many employees at companies like Anthropic…

When fuel prices jump, news coverage often features photos of gas station signs in pricey parts of the country. But drivers in states with high gas prices don’t necessarily fare the worst when you check the receipts. What you spend overall — not the rate per gallon — is what matters. Why gas prices fall…

Sara Rathner writes for NerdWallet. Email: srathner@nerdwallet.com. The article Yes, Travel Credit Card APRs Are High — but the Lowest Doesn’t Always Win originally appeared on NerdWallet.