I got laid off from my Netflix job 2 months after moving to LA. Here's how I networked my way into A24 and got my career back on track.

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McKenzie Bugg says artists get treated like the bottom of the barrel by some streamers and networks.

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Get paid up to $10,000 to move? That's great for remote workers, but economists say it's not a good investment for the cities footing the bill

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Programs from Oklahoma to Vermont lure remote workers by showering them with perks, spending taxpayer dollars in hopes of boosting local economies. But do they work?

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A Floridian is leaving for Portugal because he said pollution, traffic, and overcrowding have turned his home of 20 years into a rotten paradise

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Victor Zubriski.

Victor Zubriski

I moved to Florida for cheaper housing and lower taxes, plus I'm avoiding downsides like traffic and crowds

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Tony Stanol moved from Sarasota to Calabasas nine years ago and is content with the change of location.

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We moved to Florida but missed our old social life. Here's how we made 1,200 new friends.

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Denise Rich with her husband and daughter in Melbourne, Florida.

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A couple who moved from the US to Costa Rica and saves $1,500 a month thinks more Americans should move abroad

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Zach Gerth and his partner Anna Sosdian.

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People want to move to Florida's more affordable smaller towns, which some brokers predict will be more popular than cities like Miami this year

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Palm Bay was the fourth-fastest-growing city in America, U-Haul data found.

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Florida man and Insider global editor-in-chief Nich Carlson wondered what the heck was going on in his home state. Sunshine State readers unloaded on him.

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Florida is the second best state for starting a business, according to WalletHub.

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