A boomer shares how Lyft driving has been a retirement hack — supplementing his income while allowing him to draw on his Social Security without penalty

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Mark McCann says Lyft driving was a better fit for him in retirement than a traditional part-time job.

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Stanford economist says workers should go to the office at least 3 days a week if they want to compete for a promotion

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Stanford economist Nicholas Bloom says the key to succeeding at work these days is showing up at the office —at least three days a week.

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My business partner ended our relationship via email and outlined everything wrong with me. She still wanted to be friends.

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The author received an angry email from her business partner.

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AI is the latest job recruiter, and it could cut bias in hiring

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It's possible artificial intelligence could make hiring less biased in areas like tech.

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I quit being a lawyer to dabble in writing and podcasting. It was one of the best decisions I've ever made.

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Ex-lawyer Ling Yah Wong glacier hiking at the Sólheimajökull Glacier in Iceland.
Ling Yah Wong, 33, worked as a lawyer for 10 years before she decided to quit her job. She's now a personal branding strategist, podcaster, and writer.

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Adidas' CEO says he gave his cell number to 60,000 employees and was slammed with 200 messages a week, report says

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Bjørn Gulden came out swinging in his first analyst call and press conference as CEO of Adidas.
Bjørn Gulden took over as CEO of Adidas last year.

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Don’t let the weekend get away from you

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People of color feel isolated talking about mental health at work Cigna + Oscar

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Career goals you should make to set yourself up for success

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WebMD parent company defends return-to-office video that mixed dancing with the ominous words 'don't mess with us'

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WebMD parent company Internet Brands ordered employees to return to the office in a video.

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My husband was willing to sacrifice his career to be a stay-at-home parent but I wasn't. Here are the best and worst parts of our arrangement.

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Andrea Mac with her husband and four children.

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