A number of Gen Z and millennial music lovers are walking away from Spotify and other big streaming platforms, opting instead for CDs, iPods and other forms of physical media in a bid to reclaim a ...

Method Man, born Clifford Smith, has a different type of staying power. The Wu-Tang Clan member, rapper, producer and actor has been grinding it out in the industry since the early ’90s, and his ...

After Subaru redesigned the Outback in 2025, and Lexus updated the IS and discontinued the RC, the automotive market put an end to an era: There now are no new cars sold with a CD player from the ...

The national average CD rate is currently ranging from 1.35% to 1.61%, according to the FDIC’s most recent data. But, some CDs are paying 4% and even 5%. We’ve seen CD rates that are higher than that ...

Just last year, finding a 4.00% CD wasn't too difficult. But now in early 2026, it's a bit tougher. Banks have gradually lowered APYs over the past few months, and it's widely expected that the Fed ...

If saving more money is one of your financial goals for the new year, you're not alone. According to Fidelity, 44% of Americans share that goal. And for the second year in a row, more than half of ...

You're probably familiar with the vinyl resurgence. The trend, which has been happening for years now, sees a new generation becoming acquainted with vinyl records, as well as record players or ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Dan Levine loves watching his guests light up when they see his DVD-lined bookcases and drawers in his Brooklyn apartment. It’s as ...

Dan Levine loves watching his guests light up when they see the DVD-lined bookcases and drawers in his Brooklyn apartment. It’s as if they’ve traveled back in time to 2006, he said. “It is a really ...

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Certificates of deposit (CDs) have been really hot the past few years -- mostly because rates have been unusually high. Some are still offering north of 4.00% APY, which feels like free money when you ...