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• : 5 retirement lessons from Tina Turner
  The music legend died this week at her home in Switzerland at age 83.
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• The Fed: ‘Several’ Fed officials said more rate hikes may not be needed and other key takeaways from May minutes
  Several Fed officials at the May meeting said that further interest rate hikes may not be needed, minutes of the meeting released Wednesday showed.
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• : Organized retail crime is definitely a thing, says BJ’s CEO: ‘We see it, and it is material’
  'Shrink' caused by theft and organized retail crime has been a theme of retail earnings season, says CEO Bob Eddy of BJ’s Wholesale Club Holdings Inc.
  - 6 days ago 24 May 23, 2:16pm -
• Futures Movers: Oil prices end at a more than 3-week high after this year’s largest weekly drop in U.S. inventories
  Oil futures finish at their highest in more than three weeks on Wednesday, finding support after U.S. government data show a more than 12 million-barrel weekly drop in crude inventories.
  - 6 days ago 24 May 23, 2:11pm -
• : Consumer packaged food companies keep raising prices, ‘and Walmart is sick of it,’ says analyst
  Consumer packaged food companies that have been steadily increasing prices to combat inflation may be facing a formidable opponent, according to a new report.
  - 6 days ago 24 May 23, 2:06pm -

• : 3M’s stock falls toward 10-year low after Dutch minister holds company liable for PFAS damage
  3M's stock fell Wednesday toward a 10-year low, after investors were reminded that concerns over potential liabilities related to "forever chemicals" remained.
  - 6 days ago 24 May 23, 2:03pm -
• Market Snapshot: Dow down 250 points as debt-ceiling talks drag on, Fed officials divided on support for more rate hikes
  U.S. stocks extended losses on Wednesday as concerns about the impasse in the debt-ceiling talks continued to grow after Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen expressed concerns about how financial markets are getting hit by debt-limit angst.
  - 6 days ago 24 May 23, 1:53pm -
• Key Words: ‘An unmatched business model’: Why Bill Ackman’s Pershing Square spent $1 billion on Alphabet stock
  A selloff in Alphabet shares fueled by AI fears offered Bill Ackman's Pershing Square Capital Management an "attractive" entry point into the stock.
  - 6 days ago 24 May 23, 1:51pm -
• : Yellen says she’s worried about ‘substantial financial-market distress’ even when there’s a debt-ceiling deal
  U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen talks about Washington's debt-ceiling standoff during The Wall Street Journal’s CEO Council Summit.
  - 6 days ago 24 May 23, 1:48pm -
• Market Extra: A U.S. default could push the dollar to its highest level in decades
  The dollar has defied the threat of a historic U.S. default and climbed in recent weeks at the most rapid pace since February.
  - 6 days ago 24 May 23, 1:47pm -

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• newTwilio gains amid report activist Legion Partners has met with board
  
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• newGlencore reportedly preparing sweetened bid for Teck Resources
  
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• newChile sees lithium swinging into surplus by 2025 as new supply comes online
  
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• newMorgan Stanley's top medtech picks are Medtronic, Alphatec, Becton Dickinson
  
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• newU.S. crude oil slides below $70; natural gas plunges on record output
  
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• newOlympic Steel goes ex dividend tomorrow
  
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• newMEI Pharma receives unsolicited acquisition proposal; up 10%
  
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USA TODAY - Top Money Stories

• newNvidia stock soars: How the AI boom lifted the chipmaker's market cap
  Nvidia has seen its stock price soar in recent months as more companies look to expand their AI offerings.     
  - 3 hours ago 30 May 23, 5:32pm -
• newTo default or not to default: What debt ceiling deal means for the economy and your wallet
  As the White House and Congress near a deal to raise the nation's debt ceiling, what a deal – or what no deal – would mean for you and the economy.     
  - 10 hours ago 30 May 23, 10:29am -
• newIn national mortgage war, is United Wholesale Mortgage's Mat Ishbia a genius or 'bully'?
  UWM last fall became the top mortgage company in the country by origination volume, surpassing No. 2 Rocket Mortgage and all other banks and lenders.     
  - 12 hours ago 30 May 23, 8:36am -
• newHow to prepare for a layoff: Ask HR
  You can't predict layoffs, but you can control how well you perform, how prepared you are in case of a layoff, and how to respond if there is one.     
  - 12 hours ago 30 May 23, 8:34am -
• newUsed car prices have dropped from all-time highs. But is now the right time to find a bargain?
  You want a used car that is priced around $20,000? Experts say prepare to buy something really old with high mileage on it.     
  - 12 hours ago 30 May 23, 8:23am -

• newState Farm will no longer insure new homes in California because of wildfire risks
  State Farm will no longer provide home insurance to new California customers because of wildfire risks and an increase in construction costs.     
  - 12 hours ago 30 May 23, 7:49am -
• newChrysler promises contemporary, edgy design for first fully electric vehicle
  Chrysler plans to launch its first electric vehicle in 2025, but the brand's CEO is looking beyond the Airflow Concept.     
  - 14 hours ago 30 May 23, 6:03am -
• Ford, Jeep, Mercedes-Benz, Nissan recall more than 275,000 vehicles. Check recalls here.
  More than 275,000 vehicles including Jeep Cherokee, Ford Bronco, Nissan Leaf EVs, and pickups from Ford, GM, Jeep and Ram are being recalled.     
  - 2 days ago 29 May 23, 5:02am -
• Bomb threats made against Target stores in Utah, Ohio and Pennsylvania over Pride controversy
  Police investigated bomb threats made against Target stores by someone apparently upset the retail chain removed or relocated LGBTQ merchandise.     
  - 2 days ago 28 May 23, 1:41pm -
• 'Last true mansion' on New York City's Fifth Avenue listed at $80 million: See inside
  Mexico's wealthiest person listed one of New York City's most historic private homes for $80 million.     
  - 3 days ago 28 May 23, 4:09am -
• Netflix and not chill: How to cancel your account after Netflix ban on password sharing.
  #CancelNetflix? Netflix subscribers are threatening to leave the streaming service after the password sharing crackdown. How to cancel your account.     
  - 3 days ago 27 May 23, 1:27pm -
• Country star Thomas Rhett, cousin Jeff Worn have several hits with Dos Primos Tequila
  Dos Primos Tequila, the brand created by country music star Thomas Rhett and cousin Jeff Worn, has a new añejo tequila, which has already won awards.     
  - 3 days ago 27 May 23, 8:42am -
• What are Americans drinking this summer? Tequila, Modelo, canned cocktails and non-alcoholic drinks
  As summer party season approaches, Americans are drinking Mexican beers such as Modelo, premium tequilas, and the newest flavors of canned cocktails.     
  - 3 days ago 27 May 23, 8:33am -
• The new MoviePass is back ahead of Memorial Day weekend, but is it any good? What to know
  The new MoviePass subscription has launched ahead of Memorial Day weekend. Here's what to know about the upgraded service and how to get it.     
  - 4 days ago 26 May 23, 1:20pm -
• Inflation rose in April as consumers kept spending, a gauge tracked by the Fed showed
  The PCE index, which the Fed closely monitors, showed prices rose 0.4% from March to April. Spending jumped 0.8%, the biggest increase since January.     
  - 4 days ago 26 May 23, 12:52pm -
• New to adulting? Recent college grads can find a friendly housing market in these 10 cities
  New college grads entering the market are forced to make a lot of decisions about their budget and rent affordability.     
  - 4 days ago 26 May 23, 11:40am -
• Memorial Day 2023: What stores are open and closed?
  A number of stores will be operating under reduced hours or closed for the national holiday.     
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• Is the stock market open on Memorial Day? What to know about trading over the holiday
  Memorial Day is considered a U.S. Stock Market Holiday, which means financial markets will be closed Monday, May 29.     
  - 5 days ago 26 May 23, 4:04am -
• Memorial Day weekend gas prices bring good news for road trippers and travelers
  Holiday vacationers on the busy Memorial Day weekend will see average gas prices about $1 lower than in 2022.     
  - 5 days ago 26 May 23, 3:05am -
• How can I pay for school? Complete FAFSA. What FAFSA is, who's eligible and when to do it.
  If you plan to pursue higher education, you should know about FAFSA and how it can help pay for school. Here are the details.     
  - 5 days ago 25 May 23, 4:21pm -
• What causes inflation? Breaking down the reason why prices increase
  Prices fluctuate in our economy for many reasons but ultimately, it comes as a result of inflation. Here are some of the causes for inflation.     
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• 'Worst day of my life': Reports of Dairy Queen discontinuing cherry-dipped cone trigger fans
  A Dairy Queen employee said cherry-dipped cones are sold out in the company's warehouse so the current supply is all that's left until further notice.     
  - 5 days ago 25 May 23, 1:30pm -
• Chick-fil-A fans can find a Southern spin on Hawaii in Georgia
  Dubbed the 'Hawaiian Chick-fil-A' by fans, Truett's Laua is neither Hawaiian nor a Chick-fil-A, but an oasis all its own.     
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• newGoldberg: Why 'Bud Lighting' isn't stopping anytime soon
  The beer boycott tanked Bud Light's sales and stock price. But 'anti-woke' activists don't need that kind of payoff to keep stoking LGBTQ+ outrage.
  - 15 hours ago 30 May 23, 5:00am -
• Is there a retail exodus in San Francisco? Some say Union Square is 'beating strong'
  The spate of store closures near Union Square, a tourist destination and the heart of San Francisco's shopping core, has concerned business leaders and economists alike.
  - 2 days ago 29 May 23, 7:00am -
• Column: With debt ceiling deal, GOP reveals its only real goal was cruelty to the poor
  The rich won't be hurt a bit by the Biden/McCarthy debt ceiling deal. It's the poor who will pay. That was Republicans' priority all along.
  - 2 days ago 28 May 23, 10:56am -
• State Farm is no longer accepting property insurance applications in California
  The company blames 'increases in construction costs outpacing inflation, rapidly growing catastrophe exposure and a challenging reinsurance market.'
  - 3 days ago 27 May 23, 5:29pm -
• A Pixar-themed hotel is coming to Disneyland Resort. Here's a sneak peek
  Renovations are underway to remake Paradise Pier Hotel next to California Adventure with designs inspired by the studio behind "Toy Story" and more.
  - 4 days ago 26 May 23, 8:24pm -

• Huge Tesla data leak reportedly reveals thousands of safety complaints. 4 things to know
  A leak of internal Tesla files reportedly reveals thousands of customers complaining about Autopilot safety, according to a newspaper article.
  - 4 days ago 26 May 23, 2:47pm -
• Meet one of Disneyland's leaders in bringing diverse, adventurous entertainment to the parks
  Susana Tubert was trained in New York theater but traded Manhattan for Main Street, U.S.A. We talk to Tubert about what drew her to theme parks, and how she's making them a more welcoming place.
  - 5 days ago 25 May 23, 2:32pm -
• California's blistering heat sparked power shortages last summer. Here's this year's forecast
  State officials say the winter's wild weather helped refill hydropower generators, decreasing the risk of dangerous electricity outages this summer.
  - 5 days ago 25 May 23, 11:38am -
• Column: Wells Fargo denied well-off borrowers low-interest loans. Is it because they're Black?
  A group of Black customers is suing Wells Fargo, claiming the bank slow-rolled or denied them loans based on race.
  - 6 days ago 25 May 23, 7:00am -
• Will California crack down on cash apps that trap women in debt?
  The companies operate in a legal gray area that allows them to function much like a payday lender but without the consumer-protection rules that govern those businesses.
  - 6 days ago 25 May 23, 7:00am -
• Column: Ron DeSantis and Elon Musk give us a preview of the chaos of a DeSantis presidency
  Ron DeSantis announced his presidential candidacy via Elon Musk's Twitter, and it went about as well as you might have expected.
  - 6 days ago 24 May 23, 8:41pm -
• So you have an unpermitted ADU? Here's how to bring it up to code
  Tens of thousands of ADUs in California are believed to be unpermitted. Here's how to go about bringing one up to code and into compliance.
  - 6 days ago 24 May 23, 3:17pm -
• Walmart illegally sold brass knuckles to Californians. Now it will pay $500,000 fine
  Walmart will pay the California Department of Justice and three county district attorneys' offices $125,000 each for illegally selling brass knuckles online.
  - 6 days ago 24 May 23, 1:17pm -
• Athletics and Nevada reach tentative agreement on move to Las Vegas
  The A's clear a key step in their proposed move to Las Vegas with a tentative agreement for Nevada taxpayers to help build to a new ballpark.
  - 6 days ago 24 May 23, 11:31am -
• Elon Musk is dying to be funny. These eight comedians have some notes
  'Like an alien's version of comedy.' 'The sense of humor of a horny dentist.' Nikki Glaser, Hari Kondabolu and other comedians on Elon Musk's desperate quest to be funny.
  - 7 days ago 24 May 23, 7:00am -
• Column: This company made billions by surprise-billing helpless ER patients. Then justice arrived
  Medical staffing firm Envision built a business on surprising ER patients with out-of-network doctors they couldn't avoid. Then Congress outlawed its business model — sending it into bankruptcy.
  - 7 days ago 24 May 23, 7:00am -
• Column: When AI takes your job, you may not even know it
  Companies all over are laying off workers while experimenting with new AI-powered productivity tools. The connection is both obvious and maddeningly hard to pin down.
  - 7 days ago 24 May 23, 7:00am -
• Column: These 'experts' sold the U.S. on a disastrous COVID plan, and never paid a professional price
  They were some of the most prominent academics in the country. They pushed a devastatingly wrong COVID policy, but they've never admitted their error.
  - 8 days ago 23 May 23, 7:00am -
• Free money is still available for small L.A. businesses affected by the pandemic
  The application deadline is looming for grant programs aimed at small businesses and nonprofits in the city and county of Los Angeles. Up to $25,000 is available to qualified applicants.
  - 8 days ago 22 May 23, 5:52pm -
• Amazon founder Jeff Bezos is reportedly engaged to Lauren Sanchez
  Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez are reportedly engaged. The former 'Good Day L.A.' host was spotted recently wearing a huge diamond on her left hand.
  - 8 days ago 22 May 23, 5:09pm -
• Multibillion-dollar Santa Monica fitness company faces allegations of exploiting exercise coaches
  In a class-action lawsuit, exercise coaches for Beachbody allege they're key to the company's success but they're not paid accordingly.
  - 8 days ago 22 May 23, 2:41pm -
• Beverly Hills voters to decide the fate of ultra-luxury LVMH hotel project
  Beverly Hills voters will decide Tuesday whether to rescind the City Council's approval of an ultra-luxury hotel project helmed by French multibillionaire Bernard Arnault.
  - 9 days ago 22 May 23, 7:00am -
• An L.A. watchmaker crafted a $70,000 timepiece. It could revolutionize the U.S. watch industry
  With the debut of the Resurgence timepiece, Inglewood-based J.N. Shapiro Watches is realizing founder Joshua Shapiro's dream of producing a watch almost fully made in America.
  - 9 days ago 22 May 23, 7:00am -
• Employees at Oakland Popeyes allege illegal child labor practices, harassment
  Employees at a Popeyes in Oakland went on strike after multiple teen workers alleged they worked long, late hours in violation of labor laws. Officials for the fast food chain closed the franchise, promising an investigation.
  - 11 days ago 19 May 23, 8:25pm -
• Despite Palo Alto's ban on natural gas, José Andrés can cook with it at his new restaurant
  Palo Alto will allow chef José Andrés to use natural gas at his new restaurant Zaytinya, even though the city banned new buildings from using gas in 2023.
  - 11 days ago 19 May 23, 7:35pm -
• Hyundai, Kia reach settlement on vehicles vulnerable to TikTok theft challenge
  Hyundai and Kia vehicles were vulnerable to theft using a simple USB charging cord. The challenge to steal them went viral on TikTok.
  - 11 days ago 19 May 23, 3:41pm -
• One of L.A.'s last family-owned cinemas is in limbo. Its fans aren't ready to give up
  The single-screen Gardena Cinema hasn't changed much since the Kim family bought it in 1976. When the owners met hard times, the community responded to their call.
  - 12 days ago 19 May 23, 7:00am -
• Disneyland says renovation plans could bring $253 million annually to Anaheim's economy
  While Walt Disney Co. laid out a robust economic pitch to the city of Anaheim for plans to redevelop its existing theme park footprint, the company did not specify what exactly it wants to build.
  - 12 days ago 18 May 23, 5:43pm -
• Sam Zell, business tycoon whose purchase of L.A. Times led to financial disaster, dies
  Known as 'the Grave Dancer,' Zell was an unlikely media baron when he purchased the Tribune Co.
  - 12 days ago 18 May 23, 10:47am -
• Column: Trademarking 'Taco Tuesday' is downright Trumpian
  Taco John's has long ignored calls to let the trademark enter the public domain. Now comes a new run at it by none other than Taco Bell, filed on — when else? — Taco Tuesday.
  - 13 days ago 18 May 23, 7:00am -
• Column: Conservative attacks on abortion depend on a law that courts have snubbed for 150 years
  A puritan crusader got Congress to pass an anti-obscenity law in 1873. Antiabortion activists have resurrected it for their own purposes.
  - 13 days ago 18 May 23, 7:00am -
• Walgreens agrees to pay San Francisco nearly $230 million to settle opioid lawsuit
  The settlement follows a federal judge's finding last year that the drugstore chain doled out hundreds of thousands of "red flag" prescription drug orders without investigation.
  - 13 days ago 17 May 23, 11:15pm -
• 'Their only lifeline' for migrants at the U.S. border: smartphones and TikTok
  Migrants waiting in border towns have increasingly turned to TikTok, Facebook, YouTube and other social media sites for updates on how the expiration of immigration policy Title 42 will affect them.
  - 14 days ago 17 May 23, 7:00am -
• Column: A glimpse into the dystopian abyss of President DeSantis' America
  Ron DeSantis, who is expected to run for president, has turbocharged his attack on LGBTQ+ people, racial minorities and gun safety. How much lower will he sink?
  - 14 days ago 17 May 23, 7:00am -
• Opinion: The best way to deal with the debt ceiling: Ignore it
  Contrary to conventional wisdom, the president should just keep paying the nation's bills if Republicans refuse to raise the debt ceiling.
  - 14 days ago 17 May 23, 5:30am -
• Who owns the phrase 'Taco Tuesday'? According to Taco Bell, it should be everyone
  The multinational chain on Tuesday launched its latest salvo in decades-long dispute to claim and use the term 'Taco Tuesday.'
  - 14 days ago 16 May 23, 6:00pm -
• Egg prices have fallen after record highs left consumers scrambling
  The price of a dozen eggs has dropped precipitously in California after peaking in January, with supply rebounding after last year's bird flu outbreak.
  - 14 days ago 16 May 23, 5:42pm -
• City investigating Hollywood restaurants for allegedly keeping service fees, stiffing workers
  The L.A. city attorney is looking into a hospitality group that runs some of the trendiest restaurants in Hollywood over healthcare service fees tacked on to diners' bills.
  - 14 days ago 16 May 23, 4:08pm -
• Does the 14th Amendment permit the president to bypass the debt ceiling?
  Some legal scholars say a clause in the 14th Amendment could mean the president can bypass Congress and clear the way for more debt to be issued. Others are dubious.
  - 14 days ago 16 May 23, 1:58pm -
• Dancers at this California topless bar to become only unionized strippers in U.S.
  Star Garden dancers will become the only strippers in the U.S. to gain union recognition after the North Hollywood club's management withdrew challenges.
  - 14 days ago 16 May 23, 1:49pm -
• Traveling for Memorial Day weekend? You'll be sharing the road with nearly 3 million of your neighbors
  Over 3 million Southern Californians have travel plans for the Memorial Day weekend, according to AAA. This marks a sign of recovery for the tourism industry since the pandemic.
  - 14 days ago 16 May 23, 1:25pm -
• A gondola to Dodger Stadium? 'Repulsive,' 'something doesn't add up,' readers say
  Several hundred people weighed in on a potential new way to reach Dodgers games. Readers' opinions were mixed.
  - 15 days ago 16 May 23, 7:00am -
• Column: Here's why the debt ceiling is not only stupid — it's unconstitutional
  The debt ceiling is plainly unconstitutional and a nuclear weapon in the hands of willful children. It's time to ignore it.
  - 15 days ago 15 May 23, 1:26pm -
• Opinion: 'Unprecedented by most measures': Calculating the astonishing economic costs of COVID
  New research from USC puts the expected loss to the U.S. economy at $14 trillion through 2023, underscoring the need for better preparation for the next pandemic.
  - 16 days ago 15 May 23, 5:15am -
• I spent $399 on Frontier's 'All You Can Fly' pass. Is it worth the hype?
  The premise of the GoWild! pass is simple: Book unlimited flights for fares of 1 cent (plus taxes and fees). It sounded too good to be true. So I tested it myself.
  - 18 days ago 12 May 23, 12:47pm -
• Column: How Trump's anti-science meddling erased 3 years of crucial COVID research
  Trump blocked a study of bat viruses for political reasons. His meddling has finally been reversed, but the world lost years of potentially life-saving research.
  - 19 days ago 12 May 23, 7:00am -
• Column: Californians deserve the right to repair their electronics — even if Big Tech hates it
  A state bill would require device manufacturers to make it easier for consumers to get their gadgets fixed. It has strong support from voters — but not tech companies.
  - 19 days ago 12 May 23, 7:00am -
• What will an ADU do to your property taxes and resale value?
  Fully permitted accessory dwelling units are so new, appraisers say, there's too little information to say with much certainty how much value they add to a home.
  - 19 days ago 12 May 23, 7:00am -
• This time, the debt ceiling crisis really could end in disaster
  An eleventh-hour deal saved the U.S. from defaulting on its debts in 2011. The brakes aren't as reliable this time.
  - 19 days ago 12 May 23, 6:00am -
• Opinion: Is your fridge filled with 'expired' food? Here's why you shouldn't throw it away
  'Sell by,' 'best by' and similar labels cause consumers to throw away good food, generating waste that exacerbates climate change. The Legislature can help.
  - 19 days ago 12 May 23, 5:30am -
• Supreme Court upholds California animal cruelty law that bans narrow cages for pigs
  Supreme Court rules California's restrictions on the confinement of farm animals do not violate the Constitution's interstate commerce provisions.
  - 19 days ago 11 May 23, 9:14am -
• Real-time deepfakes are a dangerous new threat. How to protect yourself
  In a frightening use of deepfake technology, scammers are using AI-powered audio and video to pass themselves off as their targets' relatives or loved ones in real time.
  - 19 days ago 11 May 23, 8:42am -
• Column: Your boss wants AI to replace you. The writers' strike shows how to fight back
  Artists, journalists and screenwriters are leading the fight against employers who would seek to replace them with the products of ChatGPT and other generative AI software.
  - 20 days ago 11 May 23, 7:00am -
• AI may be on its way to your doctor's office, but it's not ready to see patients
  Giant corporations like Microsoft and Google, plus many startups, are eyeing healthcare profits from programs based on artificial intelligence.
  - 20 days ago 11 May 23, 7:00am -
• Column: These companies cynically used global crises to juice profits — and brought us inflation
  The Fed has ignored how corporate profits drove inflation. That left PepsiCo, Tyson Foods and Procter & Gamble free to jack up prices and blame it on the pandemic and Ukraine war.
  - 21 days ago 10 May 23, 7:00am -

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• newResearch: How Successful Health Care Organizations Keep Worker Morale Up
  A workforce burnout and retention crisis has dominated the industry for the last three years, but data (finally) shows some encouraging trends.
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  Gallup surveyed more than 5,700 fully on-site workers in the U.S. to find out which flexibility options are available to them — and which would entice them to switch jobs.
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  How might AI breakthroughs change the larger systems we operate within?
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• Where to Focus Your Company’s Limited Cybersecurity Budget
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