Work is getting really weird

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Running clubs are all the rage. Millennials and Gen Z are using them to find love and friendship.

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The best songs this summer sound like total nonsense. That's a good thing.

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Crystal ball economics: What psychics can tell us about America's spending habits

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How much a psychic costs is part business, part ... magic?

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Gen Zers and millennials are willing to go on summer vacation at all costs. Literally.

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Volleyball courts in Manhattan Beach, Los Angeles.

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911 call logs for Tesla's HQ reveal reports of 'terroristic' threats and attempted extortion

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Elon Musk has said two people have "aspirationally" tried to kill him in recent months.

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Amazon Outlet is the retailer's best-kept secret. I've saved hundreds of dollars buying name-brand products for over 50% off.

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I've saved hundreds on home furnishings through the outlet, which often offers discounts of more than 50% off retail prices.

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Venture firms could be the latest target for AI disruption, and that's not the only threat to VCs

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AI Robots battling it out amidst a flurry of falling resumes

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I tried eating 30 plants in a week like gut health experts recommend. It was way easier than I expected.

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The latest sign of America's broken work culture: 'quiet vacationing'

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People are going on trips without telling their bosses, and it's a sign of how messed up the American workplace culture can be.

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