Woong 'Eddie' Lee, office of Credence Financial Group

Your Chatbot Has a Long Memory. That Isn’t Always a Good Thing. Because of your chat history, AI may keep offering you advice based on information that may be dated—or wasn’t even about you in the first place.

Last week, U.S. markets extended their rally to an eighth straight week, supported by strong earnings. While equities gained, the macro backdrop remained mixed marked by a flattening yield curve and declining consumer sentiment amid ongoing inflation concerns. Learn more with this week’s market perspective.

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Stop Hiring for What People Know. Start Hiring for How They Think. The most expensive mistake you're making in your business isn't a bad product decision or a botched marketing campaign. It's hiring the wrong kind of right person.

Healthcare Costs Are Rising Fast—and Workers Are Paying More Healthcare costs for people with employer-sponsored insurance plans are rising at the fastest rate since the pandemic.

Your Brain Is Wired to See Threats Instead of Opportunities. Here’s Why — and How to Train It to Do the Opposite. Here's how the brain's attention filter turns your focus into your reality — and the search query rewrite that changes what you find.

How I’ve Built 22+ Businesses by Aligning Them With Meaningful Causes From the Start Across 22+ ventures, the author says that aligning business strategy with meaningful causes isn't just a branding choice — it's a powerful driver of loyalty, culture and long-term growth in a values-driven market.

No One Cares About Your GPA, and More Career Advice for New Grads For all the anxiety about a tough job market, recent college grad unemployment is 5.6%—higher than average, but far from catastrophic. Here are five things new grads should know as they launch their careers.

I Started a Business at 67. It Has Been Much Better Than Retiring. Daniel Akst says many of his retired friends were bored. So instead, he found a way to constantly learn new things and meet new people.

How the world has avoided an oil catastrophe so far Ten weeks into the Iran war, one big mystery remains: with the Strait of Hormuz closed and millions of barrels of oil disrupted, prices are elevated—but still far below the spike many analysts predicted.

Tech Sector Layoffs Are Rampant — But These Senior-Level Jobs Are Still Safe From AI Despite recent downsizing, tech companies are still hiring—they're just looking for a very different kind of engineer.

Are You Frail? Nearly half of older adults are at risk. Here's what you should know about frailty and how to reduce your risk as you age.