Skeletal remains were discovered inside a Connecticut home sold through a foreclosure auction—an extreme example of what buyers can encounter when purchasing homes this way. https://t.co/sSWFoZ49s0
The career ladder is being compressed, not reformed. Ram Charan on why most companies are getting it wrong and what leaders should do instead. https://t.co/K4euxQgPVy
Instead of accepting summer internships at tech or finance companies, students at Princeton and Yale are pursuing different dreams. https://t.co/siNQACvRdQ
The growing use of AI agents is set to increase corporate AI token spend, and some companies are using techniques from the cloud era to control costs. https://t.co/j3ygEJegkW
The return of inflation after the pandemic has left a question mark over whether the Put still exists—and plenty of debate about whether it is a good thing. https://t.co/a8L3CLdytD
Marriage can lead to significant financial benefits through tax savings, shared wealth building, and reduced costs in areas like insurance. https://t.co/QfEV5B46uh
After its peak last summer, the Labubu trend has burst. Web traffic to the Pop Mart website has cratered. But Pop Mart is still optimistic about its business, and other toy makers see it setting trends. https://t.co/Syvc7nESUu
The Treasury has started the process of taking over defaulted student-loan borrowers' accounts. It said Education Department employees will be sent to the Treasury to help with the transition. The agency did not provide a timeline f https://t.co/GJwpdRrJYJ
The world's richest man may soon also be the world's first trillionaire as Elon Musk's SpaceX targets an IPO with a valuation of around $1.5 Trillion in what would be the largest IPO ever. Here's a look behind "Muskism." https://t.co/IjKZjop6JS
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The 60/40 portfolio is no longer the most effective way to balance risk and "decent" returns, Jim Paulsen said. The Wall Street veteran said the economy seemed to be entering a new era of less frequent recessions. Investors are now https://t.co/GeAG00Hzxc
More than 80% of physicians use artificial intelligence in their practices, the American Medical Association said. That’s more than double the rate tallied in 2023. https://t.co/kejarmgk8J