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Managers who keep dwelling on work at night are worse leaders the next morning. Their teams lose the support and direction a boss should provide
Buying newly constructed homes usually means paying a premium. Realtor.com found 10 cities where fresh listings rival resale prices
An mRNA flu vaccine that updates close to season has finally been approved. Its speed means nothing until officials move a decades-old strain deadline
A disease-tracking sewage system has been repurposed for drug surveillance. No law stops officials from narrowing the readings to name residents
Merck and Moderna build a custom mRNA vaccine for each melanoma patient from tumor mutations. The strategy stumbles in cancers lacking enough targets
One home swab now tells a household which of four winter respiratory viruses is present. But it can miss real infections that a lab PCR would catch
Corporate events have done nothing to ease the loneliness inside offices. The real remedy rests with bosses whose quiet outreach wins little credit
Big-box stores are shifting toward packing online orders instead of serving walk-in shoppers. Neighboring businesses end up losing the foot traffic
Amazon bet that shoppers would pay upfront for speed, and the data showed they bought more often. Rivals scrambled to acquire stores just to keep pace
Shoppers now order single urgent items for quick delivery. Those tiny baskets rarely cover the cost of each rushed trip to the door
Three delivery apps turned other companies' store shelves into a shared same-day network. Thousands of retailers now pay for that reach
Companies run more restructurings than their workers can absorb. Cutting the priority list beats launching yet another initiative
Employee judgment weakens when AI takes over analytical work. New hires also give up the task work that used to buid problem-solving skills
The chipmaker's semiconductor solutions segment more than doubled year over year, driven by custom AI accelerator demand
The company now expects $192 billion in annual revenue and $74 billion from AI server sales, up from prior guidance of $167 billion
Most canceled projects never get a proper review. If teams skip the debriefs, they carry the same blind spots into their next assignment
The 3-0 ruling creates a circuit split with a Third Circuit decision and sets up a likely Supreme Court showdown
Unaffordable coverage is pushing Americans to forgo care they'd otherwise get. Untreated conditions add a lasting financial burden to the system
A hard income cutoff written into the Affordable Care Act resurfaced this year. Families just above the line now owe thousands more for coverage
Health insurance costs keep rising as healthier customers exit the marketplace. A decades-old collapse pattern is repeating in real time
Cigna, Molina, and at least 10 other carriers will stop selling Obamacare plans, affecting hundreds of thousands of enrollees in more than 20 states
Congress let enhanced ACA subsidies expire after months of political gridlock. Millions now face premiums they can no longer afford
The software company reported $11.35 billion in second-quarter revenue and now expects $46.1 billion to $46.4 billion for the full year
The cybersecurity firm posted $1.47 billion in second-quarter revenue and raised its full-year revenue outlook to as much as $6.01 billion
The chipmaker posted $96.2 billion in revenue for the quarter ended July 26, and guided for $108 billion in the current period
Leaders tend to justify return-to-office mandates by promising stronger collaboration, but workers don't see much of a difference
Batteries have begun setting electricity prices once controlled by gas peaker plants. Wholesale power now costs less during the hours it used to be...
Data center construction ended two decades of flat U.S. electricity consumption. Utilities can't build the plants to serve them fast enough
Cheap batteries could lose their value proposition if mines can't produce the minerals they need. A shortage could upend whole industries
Wildfire risk is spreading well beyond California's borders. Cotality's data shows exactly which states carry the heaviest exposure
House flipping is paying off again after years of shrinking margins. ATTOM's data shows exactly where investors are cashing in this year
Protecting a home from disaster is getting pricier across the U.S. Insurify's index reveals which counties face the highest risk and premiums
Annual borrowing costs now surpass $2 trillion, as federal outlays continue to exceed what the government takes in
Boards are stacking C-suites with AI chiefs who can't overrule each other. The resulting gridlock is stalling the projects they were hired to build
Plans to give Americans a stake in AI crumble against basic math. A public share without board representation offers money but no influence
Wages are losing ground to rising prices even as GDP grows and stocks climb. The workers left behind aren't showing up in the data that drives policy
India's outsourcing giants are booking bigger profits with fewer employees. Clients now insist on paying for results, not hours worked
Each new wave of technology has sparked job-loss fears for different reasons. The initial shock wears off over time as jobs return in new forms
Having a roommate in the right city can help balance your budget. StorageCafe found the places where splitting rent saves you the most money
A friendly block can make daily life easier. Redfin ranked the U.S. cities where neighbors help each other most
The AI cloud company posted $2.58 billion in second-quarter revenue but net losses widened to $626 million as debt financing costs climbed
The AI server maker projects $65 billion to $72 billion in fiscal 2027 revenue, well above the $54.4 billion analysts had expected
Some American cities are growing at a pace most places never reach. SmartAsset found one small city outpacing hundreds of others nationwide
Most leaders expect AI to lift all employees equally. It actually boosts strong performers and actively harms struggling workers
Buying a first home means different things depending on where you live. LendingTree found the share who can afford one ranges from 62% to 17%
Home shoppers are paying more for space and a manageable commute. Realtor.com ranked the 10 ZIP codes where that trade is winning out
Home prices have pulled away from paychecks in every part of the country. SmartAsset found places where the wait to buy now stretches past a decade
Rent has outpaced minimum wage across the country. Best Interest Financial found seven cities where a full paycheck doesn't cover one apartment
Many American houses aren't built to hold three generations. HouseCanary ranks the best and worst states for multigenerational living
A close-knit community matters for many military buyers. Veterans United ranks the seven best U.S. cities for veterans to call home
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