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Global Economic Crisis Hurting One-Third of Youth
About 1 in 3 young people worldwide are currently not working, training or in school. Find out what can be done to turn the situation around.
Tempted to Accept That LinkedIn Invitation? Think Twice
You never know. That one connection could be the first step toward a new job — or the first step toward getting hacked.
Bad News, Seniors: Social Security Benefits Unlikely to Increase in 2016
Here’s why your rising cost of living is not expected to be covered by a cost-of-living increase.
Finally, a Decent Solution for Airplane Carry-On Bags
“Space Bins” aboard Alaska Airlines’ new Boeing 737s mean passengers won’t have to fight over storage for their roll-aboard bags and coats.
Wal-Mart: Boosting Workers’ Wages Helps Sink Profits
The retail giant’s stock took a plunge on Wall Street, but the company projected investments would pay off in coming years.
How Economists Caught Cheating College Students
At least 10 percent of college students cheat on exams, according to one study. But there is a simple way to stop the practice in its tracks.
To Live on Minimum Wage, You Must Work a Ton of Hours
A nonprofit says a minimum-wage worker has to log a lot of hours to make what’s considered a living wage in the U.S. Find out just how many hours it takes.
Science Reveals the Best Ways to Win Over the In-Laws
Trying to woo prospective parents-in-law with gifts and dinners might be a waste of money, according to a study.
Obamacare Open Enrollment Is Coming: 5 Things You Need to Know
If you weren’t happy with the health insurance you’ve had this year, you’ll soon have a chance to go shopping for a new plan.
End of an Era: Playboy Says No to Nudity
After 62 years featuring naked Playmates and models, the magazine is shifting gears. Here’s why.
New Tesla SUV Equipped With Heavy Duty Tax Break
If you can afford the accessory-laden electric vehicle, you may be able to drive it through the “Hummer Loophole.”
Bottoms Up: It’s the Beer Deal of the Century
Budweiser, Miller and Coors are one step closer to becoming one big, happy family.
And America’s Most Money-Savvy State Is …
A state that has received a lot of good press lately has been named the most money-savvy in the United States. Find out where residents hold on to their pennies.
The Big Pharma Tactic That Costs Consumers
Drug manufacturers and consumer advocates are waging a battle in court that could help determine how much you pay for medications.
Surprise Name Tops List of Most Powerful People in Finance
An unexpected name sits atop Worth magazine’s annual ranking of the most powerful names in global finance.
Why You Should Take a Vacation
The United States is a nation of work martyrs, which puts a strain on families. Can you buck the trend?
Could Diamonds Be the Key to Early Cancer Detection?
New research suggests that tiny synthetic diamonds could be used to “light up” cancer cells before the disease becomes life-threatening.
University of Phoenix Barred From Military Bases
The for-profit university also may not enroll new, active-duty students using military tuition assistance while the Defense Department investigates recruiting tactics.
Online Pharmacies: What You Don’t Know Could Kill You
Buying prescription drugs online is often cheaper, but it can be riskier. Before you click, heed these tips for telling phony websites from legitimate pharmacies.
How an Economic Downturn Can Boost Your Health
The same recessions that hurt our financial health can help our physical health. Find out why.
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