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Labubu's wide, toothy grin is coming to the silver screen
Fans can look forward to a "live‑action and CGI hybrid" Labubu movie, produced by big-name Hollywood talent.
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6h ago
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I moved my family to Korea for a job. Then I got laid off — and I'm still glad we came.
Bart Schaneman and his family had a full life in Colorado — a two-story house, cars, and jobs. In his 40s, they decided to move to South Korea.
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40h ago
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Disney has over 40 movies coming to theaters through 2031 — here they all are
Here's what to know about Disney's upcoming movie releases through 2031, including Marvel, Pixar, and Star Wars titles.
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41h ago
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Ukraine says it can arm allies with 1,000 anti-Shahed interceptors a day, maybe more, if it gets more investment
Allies are turning to Ukraine for help to stop drones, particularly amid the war in the Middle East. Ukraine says it can help, with some investment.
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25h ago
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'Alarming' distress is building in small private credit loans — but software still poses the biggest risk
A Houlihan Lokey report found signals of distress are high in loans to small companies, but the real risk is in still-healthy software companies.
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34h ago
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Amazon said USPS backed out at the 'eleventh hour' in contract negotiations to increase package volume
If a deal with USPS falls through, it could dramatically shift how millions of Amazon packages move across the country.
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25h ago
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I quit my dream job at Apple to launch a startup with my dad. I have no regrets.
Akshat Prakash left his job at Apple in 2022 to start his own business. His father gave him more credibility at first, then came on as the actual CEO.
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21h ago
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I took a career break to spend a summer with my kids. It changed how I think about work
I walked away from a 17-year career to spend a real, unhurried summer with my kids — and it turned out to be the best decision I've ever made.
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20h ago
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Nobel economist Paul Krugman says stagflation risk is rising, even after the Fed dismisses it
Economist Paul Krugman warned of rising stagflation risk in the US, clashing with Fed Chair Jerome Powell's latest assessment of economic conditions.
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46h ago
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Wearing high-end items to work could be costing you raises and promotions
Bringing luxury designer bags to the office or wearing expensive, high-end pieces to work has risks, especially if you're early in your career.
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21h ago
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I took my 81-year-old grandma on an international trip. It was great, but I wish I'd known more about traveling with an older relative.
I traveled from the US to Canada with my 81-year-old grandma. I wish I'd planned the trip to better accommodate her needs and include more downtime.
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46h ago
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I explored an abandoned resort town in the Great Smoky Mountains, where the wealthy vacationed 100 years ago
Elkmont Historic District was once a Tennessee ghost town. Now, 16 cabins have been preserved and restored, and are open to the public.
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38h ago
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3 big takeaways from the Fed's March meeting
Inflation and steep oil prices were headlines at the Fed's March meeting. Powell hinted he may remain on the FOMC after his term as chair.
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19h ago
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I help high schoolers get into Ivy League colleges. My advice to parents is that your teens are taking too many AP classes.
In the past, the best students got accepted into Ivy Leagues, but that's no longer the reality. Instead, your teens should take fewer AP classes.
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18h ago
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I pay my 8-year-old with Pokémon cards for his chores. It motivates him more than getting money.
My husband and I wanted to teach our kids financial literacy early. But my son only started doing chores when I paid him in Pokémon cards.
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16h ago
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CBS News plans to imminently cut dozens of employees as Bari Weiss remakes the broadcast network
CBS News plans to lay off dozens of employees. Top editor Bari Weiss previously suggested that staffing changes were ahead.