A Los Angeles couple who earns $200,000 a year came to a financial expert with a surprising problem: They just can't seem to save money. Here's what the expert said.

Mia and Luke are a Los Angeles couple with two young children who earn a combined $200,000 a year, but they can't seem to find the extra cash to save more. They reached out to financial expert and author Farnoosh Torabi, who made three recommendations to find money to save

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A Los Angeles couple who earns $200,000 a year came to a financial expert with a surprising problem: They just can't seem to save money. Here's what the expert said. Mia and Luke are a Los Angeles couple with two young children who earn a combined $200,000 a year, but they can't seem to find the extra cash to save more. They reached out to financial expert and author Farnoosh Torabi, who made three recommendations to find money to save Read More »

US Special Operations Command wants 'reverse engineered' foreign weapons, and it's raising a stink in Russia Russian weapons makers say that if the US government starts making knockoffs of their weapons it could be a violation of intellectual-property laws, but their case may be a flimsy one. Read More »

Powerful Facebook investors just co-filed a proposal to take down Mark Zuckerberg as chairman BI PRIME: Four powerful institutional Facebook investors have co-filed a shareholder proposal calling for Mark Zuckerberg's dual role as CEO and chairman to be split. New York City Comptroller Scott Stringer and Pennsylvania Treasurer Joe Torsella are among those lending their support. Read More »

We visited a Kmart store the day after Sears filed for bankruptcy, and it was a mess. Here's what it was like shopping there. Sears filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on Monday, announcing it would close 142 Sears and Kmart stores. We visited Kmart the day after the company filed for bankruptcy, and it was not in good shape. Read More »

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A new Amazon patent reveals Alexa could become emotionally intelligent Amazon was issued a patent for new technology last week that would enable Alexa to detect users' physical, emotional, and behavioral states. This would allow Alexa to recognize audible cues to identify how a user is feeling, mentally or physically, and provide responses based on that information. Read More »

'If you want to worry about something, this is it': Central banks and investors are warning about the $1 trillion boom in 'leveraged loans' The BoE is not alone in being alarmed. Australia's central bank and the Bank of International Settlements have also noted the soaring use of leveraged loans, which now stand at more than $1 trillion. Read More »

The Air Force's struggling tanker program just hit another major setback The Air Force and Boeing had agreed to delivery the first KC-46 Pegasus tanker this month, but officials hinted that date would be pushed back, and the Air Force secretary official admitted it on Wednesday. Read More »

US pilot killed in Ukraine fighter crash identified as California Air National Guard service member Lt. Col. Seth 'Jethro' Nehring began his career as an enlisted crew chief before becoming a F-16 and F-15 fighter pilot. Read More »

US troops increasingly fear that a major war with Russia or China is just around the corner The number of active-duty troops that fear war is just over the horizon has jumped 41 percent in the past year, and concerns about Russia and China have risen significantly, according to the latest polls. Read More »

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