Taylor Swift is pushing Kansas City into its 'golden era'

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Taylor Swift at Arrowhead Stadium on October 22, 2023.

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Deloitte's Kwasi Mitchell on 2024: It's our job to make college students less nervous about the future of work

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Kwasi Mitchell.
Kwasi Mitchell.

Deloitte

LinkedIn's Dan Shapero on 2024: AI will make our day-to-day lives easier

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Dan Shapero.

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Upwork's Kelly Monahan on why 2024 should be about embracing job disruption

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Kelly Monahan

Upwork

Lyft President Kristin Sverchek on 2024: 'I'm excited to just move — I have a bias towards action.'

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Kristin Sverchek.
Kristin Sverchek.

Lyft

Some Uber and Lyft drivers have learned they can make more money if they're pickier about whom they serve

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A passenger enters an Uber car in New York City, New York, U.S., December 6, 2019.
Some Uber and Lyft drivers say declining trips can help boost their earnings.

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The president of Lyft shares how learned to trust her instincts — and the Taylor Swift song she listens to before difficult meetings

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Kristin Sverchek
Kristin Sverchek

Lyft

I split my time between Tokyo and Singapore. I don't consider myself a digital nomad, I'm a 'shuttler.'

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Austin Zeng visiting Japanese members of parliament at the House of Representatives building in 2023, as a representative for an NGO that supports foreign students in Japan.
Austin Zeng visiting Japanese members of parliament at the House of Representatives building in 2023, as a representative for an NGO that supports foreign students in Japan.

Austin Zeng

Here are 4 reasons investors should be paying attention to bonds as a turbulent year nears the finish line

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Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in New York, U.S., March 29, 2017. REUTERS/Brendan McDermid
Traders work on the floor of the NYSE

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This $70,000 backyard amenity isn't even for you — it's for your cat

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Left: A man stands with his arms crossed smiling. Right: a screened outdoor enclosure for cats with a scratching pole.
Alan Breslauer, left, launched the Southern California-based company Custom Catios in 2017. He specializes in indoor-outdoor enclosures for cats, like the one pictured right.

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