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Business travel survives the Zoom era, as leaders jump back on flights
SuccessBusiness travel survives the Zoom era, as leaders jump back on flights
By Chloe BergerApril 29, 2024
Former MedMen CEO Adam Bierman at the 2018 opening of the company's Venice Beach retail location.
FinanceMedMen’s spectacular collapse is complete: Just six years after earning a whopping $3 billion valuation, the onetime legal cannabis darling has declared bankruptcy
By Dylan SloanApril 29, 2024
Home prices skyrocketed 40% during the pandemic—but Zillow sees them rising less than 2% this year
FinanceHome prices skyrocketed 40% during the pandemic—but Zillow sees them rising less than 2% this year
By Alena BotrosApril 17, 2024
Remote worker is stressed at his laptop.
NewslettersWhite collar workers are losing the work-from-home battle as available high-paying hybrid jobs plunge 40%
By Emma BurleighApril 17, 2024
Remote workers have found a haven in Spain’s capital—here are the top 10 places for digital nomads to tote their laptops
SuccessRemote workers have found a haven in Spain’s capital—here are the top 10 places for digital nomads to tote their laptops
By Chloe BergerApril 16, 2024
Worker waves as a colleague heads out of office.
NewslettersOne company’s 4-day workweek experiment increased productivity by 24% and cut burnout in half
By Emma BurleighApril 16, 2024
From April 2020 through September 2021, overall hospital visits for alcohol-related conditions spiked beyond what researchers expected, per a study published Friday.
HealthAlcohol-fueled hospital visits are spiking among middle-aged women, study says: ‘We simply just don’t know what’s causing this’
By Lindsey LeakeApril 15, 2024
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TechBiotech CEO who relied on multiple aliases sentenced to 7 years in prison for Theranos-like $28 million fraud involving a fake finger-prick Covid test
By Amanda GerutApril 13, 2024
Teachers are so fed up with the broken education system that over half wouldn’t tell a young person to do what they do
SuccessTeachers are so fed up with the broken education system that over half wouldn’t tell a young person to do what they do
By Chloe BergerApril 9, 2024
Tourists sitting in a café-bar in Little Venice in the main town of Mykonos.
LifestyleSouthern Europe is the continent’s new economic growth engine thanks to its green energy, sea and sun
By Rodrigo Orihuela, Alice Gledhill, William Horobin and BloombergApril 9, 2024
Office vacancies set new all-time high, blowing past recession-era rates
FinanceOffice vacancies set new all-time high, blowing past recession-era rates
By Alena BotrosApril 4, 2024
A robot arm has a basket of fried chicken at the end of it
RetailRestaurant robots are the ‘vanguard of automation,’ top analyst says. It’s not coming for fast-food workers’ jobs—it’s actually helping them
By Sasha RogelbergMarch 23, 2024
Gen Z employees working together at a desk.
NewslettersGen Z is 8% happier at work than they were a year ago—But they’re still the most unhappy generation
By Emma BurleighMarch 22, 2024
Happy old man drinking a beer
LifestyleNew report reveals the surprising benefit to economic recessions: They help you live longer
By Sunny NagpaulMarch 19, 2024
U.S. health officials drop 5-day isolation time for COVID-19
HealthU.S. health officials drop 5-day isolation time for COVID-19
By Mike Stobbe and The Associated PressMarch 1, 2024
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