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41h ago
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When I moved to Paris 9 years ago, I shouldn't have worried so much about dressing 'wrong' and knowing French
Some of the biggest challenges of moving to Paris from the UK weren't what I expected, from language barriers to vacation culture to fashion.
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22h ago
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KKR shared profits from a big sale with employees. Here's what they're doing with the windfall.
KKR has pledged to give future employees a stake in the businesses they buy. We spoke to three employees of one company to see how they're spending it.
businessinsider
47h ago
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I'm a credit card point maximizer. I'm spending more than planned, but I believe it will pay off.
A credit card point enthusiast explains how she strategically makes purchases in the pursuit of earning more points.
businessinsider
37h ago
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We skipped the expensive birthday venue. Our muddy backyard was better for 90 kids.
I skipped the expensive birthday venue and invited all of my son's friends to our home. It turned into our favorite party yet.
businessinsider
48h ago
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Robotaxis are scaling now, fixing problems later
Robotaxi companies are scaling their operations as they continue to run into driving scenarios that could trip up the AI driver.
businessinsider
22h ago
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A woman built her parents a 725-square-foot cottage in her backyard so they could be closer to their grandchildren
A "granny pod" ad inspired Caitlin Swann to build an ADU in her backyard for her parents when they retired. Now they're steps from their grandkids.
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46h ago
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We were finally empty nesters. Then we got custody of our granddaughter and had to go back to work to raise her.
Michael and Connie Frost are raising their granddaughter Kinsley in Georgia, balancing their retirement and her education needs.
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17h ago
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I wanted my daughter to experience the fun I had growing up. So we went toilet papering.
Ciara Jones says she traded screens for old-school pranks, hoping to give her daughter and her friends a memorable 13th birthday.
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3h ago
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Jamie Dimon says the dollar could lose reserve-currency status if the US loses its economic and military edge
The dollar is the world's dominant reserve currency, accounting for about 57% of global foreign-exchange reserves.
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45h ago
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Norwegian soldiers say they're training Ukrainian soldiers with a 'Viking mentality' built for harsh conditions
Norwegian troops are bringing battlefield skills and a Viking-inspired warrior mentality to training Ukrainian soldiers on NATO soil.