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People have a clever way of making money off airlines to essentially travel for free—and it’s all about looking for an overbooked flight

Some travelers have made $10,000 just by giving up their airplane seat and agreeing to take another flight just a couple hours later.

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Nvidia will win the race to a $4 trillion market cap—but the long-term big tech battle might be different, experts say

“I think, a year from now, we [will] have three $4 trillion market cap companies: Nvidia, Apple, Microsoft,” Wedbush tech analyst Dan Ives told Fortune.

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Pup prenups: 84% of pet parents support the idea of proactively deciding the fate of their pets if they divorce

More than 25% of pet parents have an official pet care agreement, such as a prenup.

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Is there an ideal age to be president?

There’s a fair amount of variability when it comes to the effects of aging. Here’s what experts say.

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The Seine, the romantic lifeblood of Paris, is set to reopen for swimming after 100 years. But its cursed clean-up has become a lesson for future Olympics

“The Seine plays this dualistic role between our Emily in Paris postcard moments and the reality of being a living, working, breathing river,” one expert said.

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Delta’s ‘spoiled’ food snafu during record air travel meant scores of flights shifted to pasta-only meals

“We did adjust meal service on a few dozen flights as we worked with catering on reviewing quality assurance of meals. Today, we are ramping up to our normal everyday service."

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The tsunami of donations to abortion services following Roe v. Wade’s reversal is receding—but women need more support than ever

After the Roe v. Wade reversal, there was immediate outrage and an outpouring of donations to services that help women access abortion. It has dried up.

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How Airbnb’s chief business officer and head of employee experience brings HR closer to the company’s strategy

Dave Stephenson’s dual role is emblematic of a larger shift within the HR space that puts a new emphasis on business skills.

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Gen Z’s enthusiasm for all things touchable is resurrecting the analog economy—and costing parents

Live Nation had its biggest year yet for concert attendance. Print book sales are at a record high. The vinyl record industry has enjoyed a resurrection.

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Civics are becoming a 21st-century business skill

The very skills that formed the great experiment of democracy are the same skills that lead to breakthrough ideas and continued economic growth.

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9 in 10 American workers are thriving despite the dominant narrative of widespread misery at work

92% of workers say they are satisfied with their relationships with co-workers, and 88% report being satisfied with their relationships with managers.

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Can’t get a good night’s rest? Watch out for these 8 ways you may be sabotaging your sleep

Simply failing to wind your body down before bed can make for restless nights and contribute to serious health problems.

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Here's what's going on with the average 80-year-old brain

In the wake of last week’s presidential debate, many Americans having aging on the brain.

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Olympic soccer team captain predicts wave of investment in women's sports after major contracts like Caitlin Clark

30-year-old Lindsey Horan is the highest paid USWNT player and is leading team USA into the 2024 Paris Olympics.

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Why places like Birmingham, Alabama are key to securing U.S. biotech dominance as China tries to close the gap

If America has any hope of maintaining its leadership in biotechnology, we must invest in places like Alabama.

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Walmart had a new headache with its drone deliveries: gun owners shooting them out of the air

A Florida man shot a DroneUp vehicle owned by the box-big retailer last week as it flew above his home, according to the Lake County Sheriff's Office.

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Fearless Fund counsel: The court ruling barring grants to Black women entrepreneurs should terrify CEOs

The Fearless Fund remains committed to its mission of investing in underrepresented groups, including Black women.

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Musings on the state of DEI—and a goodbye

Support for diversity, equity, and inclusion is cyclical, as time has shown.

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NEETS are not working by choice—but a 'perfect storm' is creating a pool of highly trained and willing workers who are the 'new unemployables'

A significant chunk of young NEETS are well-qualified and want to work, but just can’t land a job—and may never, new Korn Ferry report warns.

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The workplace attention span is dead: Most office workers can't go 30 minutes without getting distracted

As more workers return to the office, they risk getting distracted by coworkers, manager check-ins, and meetings.

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The role of consultants is changing as the rise of managed services turns them from advisors into service providers

Instead of being told what to do, businesses are increasingly looking for strategic partners to step in and run things for them.

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Some Biden donors want their money back after debate disaster: 'Ridiculous manipulation and denial'

A widely derided debate performance has split Biden's backers. Some are "discouraged and insulted"—but others doubled down.

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Tesla's Elon Musk got his mega-pay package, but Salesforce's Marc Benioff might not be so lucky

CEO pay balloons post-pandemic, but shareholders at Salesforce start to check their executives’ compensation.

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Office vacancies set a new all-time high, ‘breaking the 20% barrier for the first time in history’

“The slow bleed occurring in the office sector has led to a steady rise in the vacancy rate as permanent shifts in working behavior have outlasted the initial wave of the pandemic four years ago,” Moody’s said.

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Alzheimer’s made my mom unable to recognize her grandkids. Breakthroughs too late for her can change the disease's trajectory—if diagnosis and treatment start early

Improvements in detection, diagnosis, and medicines are offering new hope for slowing the progression of Alzheimer’s disease. 

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