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- CongressThis rare bipartisan agreement on over-the-counter hearing aids sounds like progress
- coronavirusLong COVID could be leading to a wave of erectile dysfunction as the pandemic invades our sex lives
- The Gig EconomyI’ve been a full-time Lyft driver since 2017. Here’s how ‘flexibility’ and ‘choice’ just don’t apply to underpaid ‘gig work’ that requires 50 hours a week
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- StarbucksHoward Schultz once spoke of the ‘reservoir of trust’ he had with Starbucks employees–but his war on unions risks destroying that bond
Topics
Asia
Why Japan is desperately trying to get young people to drink more alcohol
China’s bursting housing bubble summed up in a viral video, as official tells citizens to ‘Buy one property, then a second. Bought a second? Buy a third, and fourth’
China’s Big Tech built some of the world’s most powerful algorithms. Beijing just exposed some closely-guarded details online
Environment
The world could be ‘sleepwalking’ into a ‘nuclear war,’ WHO chief warns regarding Russian-occupied Ukrainian power plant
Climate change is forcing real estate developers to retrofit buildings for energy efficiency. How one company with 485 properties is tackling the challenge
Biden signs Inflation Reduction Act into law, calling it the ‘final piece’ of his domestic agenda
Europe
Finland’s millennial prime minister forced to defend dancing video amid calls for her to take a drug test by coalition partner
Inflation is so bad in the U.K. pet owners are turning to food banks to feed their furry companions
The world could be ‘sleepwalking’ into a ‘nuclear war,’ WHO chief warns regarding Russian-occupied Ukrainian power plant
Finance
The ‘Big Short’ Michael Burry now only owns this one stock: Meet the company that profits the more people are put behind bars
Trump Organization CFO pleads guilty to 15 tax fraud charges, will be required to testify
Holiday travel is shaping up to be an even bigger nightmare than usual in 2022
Health
Monkeypox breakthrough infections are real. ‘This vaccine will not be a silver bullet,’ WHO officials say
This rare bipartisan agreement on over-the-counter hearing aids sounds like progress
A COVID diagnosis could increase the risk of ‘brain fog,’ dementia, and other cognitive disorders for as long as 2 years, new Oxford study says
Leadership
LeBron James just became the GOAT basketball player—in all-time earnings. But he’s actually still in Michael Jordan’s shadow
Finland’s millennial prime minister forced to defend dancing video amid calls for her to take a drug test by coalition partner
Companies are offering new benefits to address burnout and mental wellness
The Ledger
Mark Zuckerberg’s ‘$10 billion selfie’ is an international laughingstock
The “Crypto Bowl” feels like a distinct memory as firms slash ad budgets, big players spent just $36K on TV in July
Fractional raises $20 million to simplify joint NFT ownership, rebrands as Tessera
Lifestyle
Mariah Carey wants to trademark the ‘Queen of Christmas,’ but she’s got a lot of competition
Big Ten signs historic TV deal for college football and basketball, raking in $1 billion a year
The jobs most enjoyed across generations: From Gen Zers to Boomers
Personal Finance
The jobs most enjoyed across generations: From Gen Zers to Boomers
Top economist Jeffrey Sachs predicts inflation will stay high and the Fed will keep raising rates. The Fed seems to agree
Older Americans owe $47,000 in student debt—nearly twice as much as new grads. It’s jeopardizing their retirement plans
Politics
The ‘Big Short’ Michael Burry now only owns this one stock: Meet the company that profits the more people are put behind bars
Finland’s millennial prime minister forced to defend dancing video amid calls for her to take a drug test by coalition partner
Trump Organization CFO pleads guilty to 15 tax fraud charges, will be required to testify
Retail
Bed Bath & Beyond shares crater as stock begins trading after Ryan Cohen announcement
This rare bipartisan agreement on over-the-counter hearing aids sounds like progress
America is falling in love with drive-thru food again as pandemic habits prove sticky. Even Sweetgreen and Shake Shack are getting in on the act
Success
LeBron James just became the GOAT basketball player—in all-time earnings. But he’s actually still in Michael Jordan’s shadow
Finland’s millennial prime minister forced to defend dancing video amid calls for her to take a drug test by coalition partner
Childcare issues still snarl work for parents of young children
Tech
Tech companies keep trying to copy TikTok. Meanwhile, the video platform has bigger ideas
Apple didn’t want to pay hourly workers for the time spent searching their bags. It has now settled a $30.5 million lawsuit
Apple’s new iPhone 14 gets a prospective launch date — with big changes planned for the Pro line