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Retail

Inside ‘returnless refunds,’ where you can get your money back and keep what you bought—a mysterious process many retailers don’t publicize

By Haleluya Hadero and The Associated Press
November 4, 2024
Black Americans still suffer worse health. Here’s why there’s so little progress
Health

Black Americans still suffer worse health. Here’s why there’s so little progress

By Fred Clasen-Kelly, Renuka Rayasam and KFF Health News
October 28, 2024
Jared Bernstein stands at a podium and raises his left hand as he speaks at a press briefing.
Finance

Solving America’s housing crisis means fixing the ‘ROI problem,’ says White House economist

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October 5, 2024
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Commentary

Trump vs. Harris: How EV adoption will be affected by who wins the election

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October 2, 2024
Tim Walz, left, and Kamala Harris on the right, in two separate photos.
Health

Could a Harris and Walz win reshape U.S. health care?

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August 6, 2024
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Lifestyle

Korean Air is ditching instant noodles for economy passengers—but wealthy fliers can still have them

By Wyatte Grantham-Philips and The Associated Press
August 1, 2024
Dell employees torpedoed the company’s annual report card after it withheld remote workers’ promotions and tracked attendance
Success

Dell employees torpedoed the company’s annual report card after it withheld remote workers’ promotions and tracked attendance

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July 16, 2024
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Newsletters

California’s workplace anti-violence training law goes into effect in less than a month. Here’s what employers need to know

By Paige McGlauflin and Emma Burleigh
June 19, 2024
A worker looks confused at the data before her.
Newsletters

96% of executives are desperate for workers to use AI, but there are a few key obstacles in the way

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June 4, 2024
New research by economists at Yale and Columbia universities and the University of Wisconsin-Madison shows mental illness annually costs the U.S. as much as an average economic recession.
Mind

Hidden recession? Mental illness costs the U.S. a staggering $282 billion annually, shows new study

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May 31, 2024
Biden moves to forgive another $5 billion of student debt: ‘I won’t back down’
Personal Finance

Biden moves to forgive another $5 billion of student debt: ‘I won’t back down’

By Justin Sink and Bloomberg
December 6, 2023
The ‘great wealth transfer’ isn’t $72 trillion but $129 trillion, BofA says—and the government gave most of it to baby boomers
Personal Finance

The ‘great wealth transfer’ isn’t $72 trillion but $129 trillion, BofA says—and the government gave most of it to baby boomers

By Hillary Hoffower and Chloe Berger
October 28, 2023
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Tech

The UN’s tech policy chief is optimistic about AI even though it could subvert democracy, delude society at large and make us less human

By Jennifer Peltz and The Associated Press
September 26, 2023
THE PROMISE AND THE POWER OF AI Inhi Cho Suh, General Manager, Customer Engagement, IBM Watson; Navrina Singh, Principal Product Lead, Microsoft AI, Microsoft; and Vidhya Ramalingham, Founder, Moonshot CVE.
MPW

Artificial Intelligence Needs Empathy and Regulation

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December 13, 2018
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Leadership

Top Legal Expert: Trump’s Hush Money Shouldn’t Lead to Indictment or Impeachment

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August 24, 2018

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