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American Workers Put in Billions of Hours a Month, for Free
Krystal Steinmetz on August 11, 2015
Unpaid caregiving plays a pivotal support role in U.S. economy, researchers say.
Probing the Source of White-Black Economic Divide
Krystal Steinmetz on August 10, 2015
Brookings researchers find the gap persists even among populations that follow the “success sequence”
Will This Family-Friendly Trend Take Hold in Your Workplace?
Krystal Steinmetz on August 10, 2015
Check out the latest big tech move to be more generous with leave for new parents and caregivers.
3 Golden Rules of Packing Lunch for Work or School
Karla Bowsher on August 10, 2015
Taking your own lunch to work or school can save a lot of cash. Here are three tips for making the process easy.
88 Percent of Adults Are Sexting — and Reaping the Benefits
Karla Bowsher on August 10, 2015
New research presented at the American Psychological Association’s annual convention shows that sexting is everywhere — and that it has significant benefits for couples.
The Startling Cost of Keeping CEOs Safe
Karla Bowsher on August 10, 2015
You might think a CEO faces much less day-to-day danger than a firefighter or police officer, but security costs seem to suggest otherwise.
Why You’ll Be Seeing More of the Doctor Online
Karla Bowsher on August 10, 2015
A growing number of patients can choose to consult with a physician 24 hours a day — without leaving home. Find out more.
12 Ways to Save a Bundle on Back-to-School Stuff
Angela Colley on August 10, 2015
The average parent drops more than $600 on their kids’ back-to-school needs, but you don’t have to.
Poll Names People’s Choice for the Woman to Grace New $10 Bill
Krystal Steinmetz on March 4, 2021
In a new poll, this former first lady topped a list of remarkable women, including a leader in the fight to end slavery, a pioneering pilot and a U.S. Supreme Court justice.
Guide to the Best (and Worst) Travel Apps
Krystal Steinmetz on August 10, 2015
If you’re looking for shortcuts to booking trains, planes, hotels and more, here are nine apps that are worth checking out — and some duds you might want to avoid.
Need a Job? Check Out These 2 Talent-Hungry Industries
Krystal Steinmetz on August 10, 2015
Where are the opportunities as the economy builds steam? Hint: It’s not the energy sector.
The Pros and Cons of Job Hopping
Allison Martin on August 7, 2015
Thinking about jumping ship for a new job opportunity? Here are three reasons why that may be a good idea — and a few potential drawbacks of such a strategy.
16 Jobs That Put Women at Greater Risk for Breast Cancer
Karla Bowsher on August 7, 2015
Your job could increase the risk for breast cancer by up to fivefold. Find out which professions pose the greatest risk.
Men Much More Likely Than Women to Drive Drunk
Karla Bowsher on March 3, 2021
Men — especially young males — are more likely to drive drunk than women. And the numbers are not even close.
Why Are U.S. Companies Dying Off Faster Than Ever?
Karla Bowsher on August 7, 2015
Short-lived companies have become the rule in many industries. What is going on?
Spend Less on Vitamins and Boost Your Nutrition
B.T. Ballenger on August 7, 2015
Getting the nutrients you need does not mean paying more — not even when it comes to buying vitamins — but it does mean paying attention.
The 5 Best Frequent Flier Programs
Krystal Steinmetz on August 6, 2015
Airline reward programs aren’t what they used to be. Here’s a ranking that helps you weigh the perks and a confusing array of restrictions.
The Key to Keeping Male Employees Happy in the Workplace
Krystal Steinmetz on August 6, 2015
Beyond salary and vacation time, there is one benefit that is essential to keeping many men satisfied at work. A few companies are beginning to catch on.
Women: Good News About the Gender Pay Gap (and Some Bad)
Krystal Steinmetz on August 6, 2015
New research reveals that new female college graduates earn as much as, or more than, men in 29 of 73 majors. The bad news is what happens later.
Sorry, Kids: Parents Have Little Hope for Your Financial Future
Karla Bowsher on August 6, 2015
A shockingly small percentage of American parents now believe their children will have a better financial future than adults do today.
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