Here are the top 750 recruiting firms in the US

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Finding the right talent for your business is one of the most important responsibilities of any founder, owner, or manager. And finding the right people to help you discover that talent can go a long way to making sure you get the right fit.

These twins' lives were identical, until one got colon cancer at 21

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Brinlee and Mariela Luster
Twin sisters Brinlee and Mariela Luster, 24, were preparing to graduate, get married, and start their adult lives when Brinlee was diagnosed with colon cancer at 21.

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Ozempic and tight food budgets are giving way to the giant rise of tiny foods

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The death of handwriting has been greatly exaggerated

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The true cost of young cancer

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Rebecca Siegel still remembers the moment it started — a flash of data on her computer screen that stopped her cold.

Tired of doomscrolling? It's time to start using an 'analog bag.'

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Analog bags are all the rage on TikTok.

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Military influencers are going viral, and the Pentagon's social media rules aren't keeping up

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Military influencers are taking over social media and building personal brands in a Pentagon policy gray zone.

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Disney's villain era: The YouTube TV dispute highlights the challenge to maintain a good-guy image

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Disney and ESPN have drawn frustration from sports fans as its carriage dispute with YouTube TV drags on.

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The Army is turning to TikTok-famous soldiers to pump up recruiting — but it hit a snag

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Austin von Letkemann
Military influencers are able to talk about military life in ways that advertisements can't — the silly, mundane, gritty, or even just regular struggles — and that authenticity resonates with young people at a time when it's getting harder for services to find fresh recruits.

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This soldier built a side hustle on TikTok and Instagram and says it's now paying better than the Army

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Johnny Vargas
Sgt. 1st Class Johnny Vargas is among a rising class of military influencers, and he has built a booming social media and brand business from videos on his phone.

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