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More than 100 Southwest Employees to Be Impacted as O’Hare Service Ends
Hannah Hudnall and Peoria Journal Star on April 9, 2026
Southwest filed a WARN notice covering 107 Chicago-area workers — giving them at least 60 days’ notice and the chance to bid on open positions across the airline’s network.
The 10 Best Countries in the World to Live and Work in After College (U.S. Isn’t No. 1)
Kristin Kurens on April 9, 2026
A global index ranks top places around the globe where a degree pays off most.
20 High-Paying Remote Jobs You Can Get Without a Bachelor’s Degree
Stacy Johnson CPA on April 8, 2026
Skip the $200,000 tuition bill. These work-from-home jobs pay real money — no diploma required.
Stocks Are Soaring, Gas Is Crashing: 6 Money Moves to Make Before the Iran Ceasefire Cracks
Stacy Johnson CPA on April 8, 2026
The Dow ripped 1,300 points on the ceasefire news. But the clock is ticking — here’s what smart investors do next.
Burger King Wants to Hire 60,000 New Employees. Here’s Why.
Greta Cross and USA TODAY on April 7, 2026
The fast food giant is looking for team members and managers across nearly 6,500 U.S. locations — and job listings are live now.
What the Rise of AI Skills on Resumes Means for Job Seekers
Vicki Salemi on April 7, 2026
Here’s how much mentions of AI on resumes have increased in just a few years.
What the Class of 2026 Would Happily Give up for Job Security
Vicki Salemi on April 6, 2026
This year’s graduates are entering a workforce challenged by disruption and uncertainty. Here’s how they’re adapting.
Oracle Lays Off More Than 150 California Workers
Noe Padilla, Mike Snider and USA TODAY on April 3, 2026
The cuts are part of a sweeping restructuring tied to the company’s AI ambitions — and the total could reach 30,000 jobs.
3 Brutally Honest Truths About Stocks, Rates and Real Estate Right Now
Stacy Johnson CPA on March 30, 2026
Stop panicking over inflation and gas prices. Here’s the no-nonsense playbook you need to survive this financial bloodbath.
She Quit Her High-Paying Job to Take a Risk. Now She’s a Top 1% Earner.
Madeline Mitchell and USA TODAY on March 29, 2026
Only 5% of top 1% earners in the U.S. are women — a new survey reveals the three traits they share.
Stop Settling: 10 Women-Dominated Careers Paying $100,000+ Right Now
Stacy Johnson CPA on March 25, 2026
Want to make more money? Look at these positions that offer six-figure earning potential.
The Pros and Cons of Taking Social Security at 62, 67 and 70
Gillian Manning on March 20, 2026
Claiming early guarantees cash now, but waiting could yield a massive, guaranteed return on your money. The right answer is different for everyone.
Forget the 1%. These CEOs Are in the 0.001% — and the Numbers Will Make Your Head Spin
Kendall Blythe on March 17, 2026
Never mind a different world — they live in an alternate reality.
Pi Day 2026 Includes Deals, Freebies at Blaze Pizza, Burger King, More
Julia Gomez and USA TODAY on March 13, 2026
Restaurants across the country are celebrating Pi Day 2026 on March 14 with special deals and promotions on pizza and pies.
Live Nation Employees Mock Fans in Messages. ‘Robbing Them Blind.’
Melina Khan and USA TODAY on March 13, 2026
Live Nation ticketing employees referred to customers as “so stupid” and discussed “robbing them blind” in internal Slack messages recently unsealed by a federal judge.
Mike Black Chose to Be Homeless to Prove He Could Build a $1 Million Business From Nothing in One Year. Guess What Happened
Kendall Blythe on March 9, 2026
This rags-to-riches story did not go entirely as planned, but it was not without success.
10 Must-Review Items Before Sending Your 2025 Taxes to the IRS
Mike Pappis on March 6, 2026
Make sure you go through this list before you submit your tax return.
Tax Refunds Are Hundreds Higher This Year: 5 Things to Do With Your Windfall
Stacy Johnson CPA on March 5, 2026
The IRS says average tax refunds are up more than 10% this year. Here’s how to make that extra cash actually work for you.
The Death of the Financial Secret: Why Younger Generations Are Breaking the Taboo
Kendall Blythe on March 2, 2026
Politics, retirement savings and salary were once the forbidden fruit of polite conversation. Not anymore.
More Employers Are Now Giving ‘Peanut Butter’ Raises — What It Means for Your Paychecks in 2026
Kristin Kurens on February 26, 2026
Salary budgets aren’t budging much, but how employers distribute those dollars is changing.
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