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Prince’s purple reign lives on. The estate of the seven-time Grammy Award winner is releasing a new album filled with previously unreleased recordings, Billboard reported. [ Read more trending news  ] The 10-song album, “Timeless,” will be released released through the estate’s partnership with Sony’s Legacy Recordings and will arrive on Aug. 28, 2026, according to Variety.

Carnival announced a data breach that could impact up to 6 million customers of the cruise line. [ Read more trending news  ] According to a notice posted on its website on May 27, Carnival Corporation said its IT department discovered a cybersecurity breach on April 14. “An unauthorized actor used social engineering to deceive an employee to gain access to a limited portion of the company’s IT system,” Carnival wrote.

This is the year of change for the Valentine’s Day staple Conversation Hearts. Brach’s has introduced their new Sweet Bright Conversation Hearts for Valentine’s Day, featuring dual-sided messages and a crunchy texture with vibrant flavors. The new flavors include blue raspberry, fruit punch, lemon-lime, orange, cherry and pineapple, which are available in single, four-count, and eight-count boxes for exchanging, baking or just enjoying on their own.

Tom Brady is saying that working on Super Bowl Monday should be a hard pass and instead be a holiday. It’s part of a new ad campaign with delivery company Gopuff. Brady says in the spot, “Nobody wants to work the Monday after the biggest game in football.” “That’s why Gopuff wants to help you give it a hard pass,” comedian Druski says.

In an era of economic unpredictability and tight margins, chief financial officers are under mounting pressure to do more with less. Nearly half of C-suite executives have considered budget cuts for their own departments amid macroeconomic challenges. At the same time, financial risks are rising. A found that 79% of organizations were targeted by payment fraud attempts in 2024. For CFOs, the challenge is clear: reduce costs without compromising security or long-term growth.

Every American knows how critical their credit score is. Or at least, they should. A high score unlocks a whole host of financial opportunities: Lower car payments, cheaper mortgages, or even approval for that new rental apartment or job you’ve been eyeing. But here's something you may not know: Some parts of the country are doing better than others when it comes to boosting credit scores, reports Current, a consumer fintech banking platform.

TAMPA BAY – Vinik Sports Group (VSG) and Benchmark International, a global leader in mergers and acquisitions, today announced a multi-year naming rights partnership that will usher in a new era for Tampa Bay’s premier sports and entertainment venue. Beginning August 13, 2025, AMALIE Arena will officially become Benchmark International Arena. “We’re proud to welcome Benchmark International as the new naming rights partner of our venue,” said Vinik Sports Group CEO Steve Griggs.

Staying motivated to save for an upcoming vacation with friends or a wedding may be easier than doing so for a far-off goal like retirement, since you’ll soon get to enjoy the fruits of your labor. But a key part of a strong financial plan is the ability to prioritize short-, medium and long-term goals and save for them simultaneously.

Today is Friday or is it Fry-day? Friday, July 11 marks National French Fry Day and with the unofficial holiday comes deals on the crunchy, deep-fried delight. As always, the deals are subject to participation so you will want to check ahead of time. Arby’s: Free Large Curly Fry, redeem online through July 13. Must have an Arby’s Rewards account, valid on online and pickup in-store orders of $5 or more. Beef ‘O’ Brady’s: 50% off fry basket.

Walmart is courting shoppers by offering its Walmart Deals next month on items “from barbecues to back-to-school.” The sales will be online and in stores this year, starting for most customers on July 8 at 12 a.m. ET. For Walmart+ subscribers, access will begin on July 7 at 7 p.m. ET. For everyone, the sale will end on July 13. The company called the deals on school supplies as “Back-to-school, handled early” with crayons for 50 cents, 24 Sharpies for $14.97 and eight Expo markers for $6.47.