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The under-the-radar injections people are taking to build muscle this summer — including the 'Wolverine' shot
People are injecting peptides to build muscle, trim fat, and reduce inflammation. Does it work?
Diners say they're eating less at restaurants to save money. Spending data suggests that's not quite true.
Spending data suggests that diners aren't eating out less, though some are dining at restaurants less often and spending more ...
I'm a matchmaker for the uber-wealthy who charges up to $500,000. Sometimes I conduct over 100 interviews for 1 date.
Matchmaker Jennifer Donnelly works with ultra high net worth clients, charging rates from $150,000 to $500,000.
'Grammatically correct and emotionally vacant': The pitfalls of relying on AI too much in your job hunt
Recruiters say they're getting stuck with piles of robotic-sounding résumés and applicants who are likely cheating during ...
I'm the CEO of Twitch. My day starts with a 5-mile run and often ends with playing country songs on a late-night livestream.
Twitch CEO Dan Clancy exercises before back-to-back meetings, prefers Coke over coffee, and avoids fine dining before often ...
I sat in on an AI training session at KPMG. It was almost like being back at journalism school.
Upskilling for the AI era can be surprisingly basic. Here are some of the tips that KPMG is teaching its new generation of ...
Tree wars are tearing through Vacationland USA
A sea view is priceless in coastal New England. Some summer people have been accused of crossing property lines with poison ...
Famed market bear Albert Edwards warns of an 'everything bubble' in US stocks and home prices that could soon pop
Societe Generale's Albert Edwards, famed for calling the dot-com bubble leading up to 2000, is again warning investors of ...
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Don't apply for a new job immediately after a layoff. Do these 5 things first, an ex-recruiter suggests.
Ex-recruiter Mike Peditto shares five crucial actions laid-off workers should take before applying for new job, including LinkedIn and résumé updates.