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Herbalife Agrees to $200 Million Settlement, Overhaul

on July 18, 2016

Controversial multilevel nutritional supplement marketer Herbalife has agreed to pay $200 million to consumers and restructure its business operations.

Your Job Will Cost You $3,300 This Year

on July 14, 2016

Hidden costs cut into your take-home pay more than you think. Find out how you can save.

Can You Guess How Much CEOs Are Raking In?

on July 13, 2016

CEOs at big companies in America are making a jaw-dropping 276 times more than you. Find out how much the average chief executive takes home.

11 Surprising Jobs That Pay More Than $100,000

on July 13, 2016

Glassdoor reports this week that some job titles earn more than $100,000 per year despite requiring just a bachelor’s degree.

This Group Earns More Than White Men

on July 7, 2016

One group brought in median hourly earnings of $24 last year — $3 more than white men.

3 Ways You Can Make Some Green from Legal Marijuana

on March 2, 2017

Now that weed is legal in some form in half the country, find out how you can earn a living in the growing cannabis industry.

10 Professions With the Highest Suicide Rates

on July 5, 2016

Some of the nation’s most dangerous jobs are also those with the highest suicide rates.

Degrees With the Worst Underemployment Rates

on June 29, 2016

The higher the level of college degree that you obtain, the lower your chances of being underemployed, a new study finds.

Looking for a High-Paying Job? You’d Better Learn This Skill

on June 26, 2016

Improve your proficiency in this technical skill, and you’ll fare better in a changing job market — even in non-technical jobs.

4 U.S. Cities Among the World’s Best for Female Entrepreneurs

on June 24, 2016

Two cities on opposite sides of the U.S. are among the best environments for women looking to start small businesses.

15 Workplace Benefits That Are Dying Out

on June 21, 2016

More benefits have seen significant decreases than significant increases over the past two decades, a new report finds.

The 20 Most Attractive Employers in the U.S.

on June 20, 2016

The actions of LinkedIn users reveal that these companies do “the best job at luring and keeping” top workers.

9 States Where Income Inequality Really Stings

on June 16, 2016

In one state, the richest 1 percent earns 45.4 times what the other 99 percent earns.

Sponsored: How Our World Is Changing as Companies Tap Into the Internet of Things

on June 16, 2016

Data flowing from work sites, cars, appliances, machinery and even our bathroom scales can enhance safety, efficiency and quality — improving even how a farmer produces a bushel of corn.

Does Helping a Co-Worker Mean Hurting Yourself?

on June 15, 2016

A new study warns there are consequences to responding to co-workers who ask for your help.

Ask Stacy: Should I Save More for Retirement or Pay Down My Mortgage?

on January 31, 2018

Living a debt-free life is important, especially as you approach retirement. But there are worse things than debt.

How to Know If Working From Home Is Right for You

on June 12, 2016

Although working by telecommuting may sound like a dream come true, that’s not always the case. Find out if working from home would be a good (or bad) fit for you.

Boss Says Personal Phone Is Distracting You at Work

on June 10, 2016

Employers believe two hours of productivity are lost every day due to distracted employees, a new survey shows. And phones aren’t the only culprit.

Disney CEO Blasts America’s Corporate Tax System

on June 9, 2016

Disney’s head honcho says that the U.S. system is too complex and that companies like Disney pay too much to Uncle Sam.

Job Openings at Record High, Yet Millions Giving Up

on June 9, 2016

Job openings hit a record high in April, yet nearly half of the unemployed have given up looking for work. Find out what is behind the disconnect.

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